The functioning of the operating system is accompanied by the regular installation and removal of new applications. This is a continuous process of improvement, which should ensure maximum comfort. Accordingly, the user needs to know not only how to install the program, but also how Android applications are uninstalled. It should be noted that you can remove not only your own installed products, but also system programs. For example, why does a standard browser take up space if the user gives preference to another, etc.
If a person decides to uninstall Android system applications, he needs to take into account some points. First of all, this is a high risk of reducing the functionality of your device by disrupting its firmware. Therefore, the developers of this operating system do not recommend cleaning it of embedded programs, since as a result of such actions the user may lose the ability to perform even the most basic tasks, such as making calls, sending SMS, etc.
In some cases, uninstalling standard Android applications can cause crashes during boot, which can make it very difficult to reinstall the OS. It will be very useful before cleaning the system from a particular program to select a replacement for it and install it first. This is done in order to maintain the functionality of the device. It is easy to guess what the removal of, for example, the built-in browser will lead to if the product from third-party developers is not previously installed.
If there are similar risks, then what makes Android apps uninstall? Naturally, there are advantages to this process. The main one is reducing the load on RAM. This speeds up the system as a whole and its individual applications in particular. In addition, you can free up space for installing custom programs.
When deciding to clear the system of "unnecessary" applications, it should be borne in mind that this will not be possible without administrator rights (root rights). And if it’s quite easy to get administrative capabilities in Windows, then on Android everything is much more complicated. So, if the user got the opportunity to change the files of the operating system, then for this he will need special software, which is easy to find in "Goggle Pay".
If a person decides to uninstall Android applications that he himself installed, then he should know some simple ways to implement his plan. The first way is useful if the program was installed using Market. You need to go into it, open the "Menu" item and select the "My Applications" directory.
The second method is carried out using the OS itself. The user needs to go to the "Settings" item to activate the "Applications" section. By selecting the “Application Management” sub-item there, you can get detailed information about each of them and uninstall them.
Thus, armed with the necessary knowledge, you can uninstall Android applications.