How To Delete or Remove Apps On Android Device
Sometimes, your smartphone could be cluttered with apps downloaded on a whim, and you didn’t use them five minutes after they got installed. Those unused apps not only take up your home screen space, but also eat away at your precious storage or hog your system resources even if you rarely open them.
So it’s time to get rid of them and reclaim your storage space. Here is a guide to delete, remove or disable apps on Android Devices. Although not each method listed below is suitable for your smartphone, you can always find the one that works.
How to delete Apps on Smartphones and Tablets?
Method One: Uninstall Apps in home screen
For some Android devices, there are more direct and quicker ways to uninstall apps.
Alternative one
Alternative Two
(Not all Android devices support this, but give it a go-to find out)
Method Two: Uninstall Apps in Setting
Method Three: Uninstall Apps in Google Play Store
Alternative One
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How to Disable Apps On Smartphones and Tablets?
However, there are pre-installed Android apps that normally can't be deleted from your devices. Hence, if you use any of the three methods listed above, you won’t see an “Uninstall” button. In this case, you can “Disable” them. This won’t delete them, but it will stop them from working and hide them from your app drawer. You can do this by,
How to Remove App Shortcuts?
Some of you may prefer a tidier and cleaner desktop that only displays the most often-used apps and want to hide those less frequently-used ones without deleting them. In this case, you can try to remove the app shortcuts instead of uninstalling them, and there are two ways of doing this.
Method One
Method Two
(Not each android phone supports this, but you can give it a shot.)
Conclusion
The more unused apps you collect in your smartphone, the more likely it is for you to experience latency and stutter while running storage-sensitive apps. So finding out what apps are wasting your storage and freeing your CPU from bloat wares are necessary as well as urgent. Without further ado, pick from aforementioned methods to clean up your smartphones.
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