How can I remove Nokia Messaging?

How can I remove Nokia Messaging? I don't find it usefull and now I just don't know how to remove it from my phone... And the internet is always on because of it
I have the Nokia 5530 Illuvial
Need some help...

If you don't want the application at all, you can go to phone settings, find the installed applications and then remove Nokia Mail (might be Nokia Messaging).  After you do that, Software Update will keep presenting it as a downloadable update, but you can ignore it.
Lumia 920, Lumia 800
Nokia N8-00 (NAM, Product Code: 059C8T6), Symbian Belle, Type RM-596, 111.030.0609
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic (NAM, Product Code: 0577454) Software v51.2.007, Type RM-428

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