Smiley Face icon appearing

Hi there, there is a smiley face icon that appears at the top of the screen every night at around 7:30, and the only way to get rid of it is to reboot the phone. I have been on the phone with bell technical solutions and they haven't given me any help. There is no message that goes with the icon, and there is no bbm messages or notifications. The smiley face itself is beige. The only advice bell gave me was to do a factory reset of my device, and i don't really want to do that. If that is the only solution, and I backup my contacts and everything to my computer, what happens to the apps that I have paid for? 
Kind of a loaded question, 
thanks

(You could just hit REPLY in the original thread where you started, rather than starting a NEW thread for an answer. I'll ask to have the two threads merged).
None of those sound like one that gives a smiley face icon.. .and I asked, is it beige, or yellow?
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