Boingo released a patch that will let users remove their access point from the Destinations folder. You may already know that Boingo lets you access wifi hotspots around the world at an affordable price. One problem with the application is that it adds access points in the Destination folder that can’t be removed if you no longer want to use the service. Here’s how to fix it.

The Nokia N97 comes pre-loaded with three months of free Boingo Wi-Fi. If you were curious what the app does and decided to open it, Boingo automatically adds an Access Point to your destinations. If you choose not to activate the service, the app or access point shouldn’t affect your other connections. However, there are people (like me) who rather not have it there if I don’t use it.

• From the main menu on your device, select Settings>Connectivity>Destinations>Internet and confirm that Boingo is listed as an access point.
• Download the Boingo patch software to your device.
• As soon as the installation is complete, the patch software automatically launches and removes the Boingo IAP.
• You will see a confirmation message that the Boingo IAP is being removed.
• To check that the Boingo IAP has been removed, navigate again to the Destinations menu.

I tried this out myself and can confirm that it works.