How to Effectively Remove Non-Uninstallable Apps on Your Device

Learn how to disable apps that cannot be uninstalled to enhance your device's performance.

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To remove apps that cannot be uninstalled, you can disable them. Go to 'Settings' > 'Apps' > choose the app you want to remove > 'Disable.' Disabling the app will prevent it from running and hide it from your app list, effectively removing it from your experience while not uninstalling it.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Why can't I uninstall certain apps from my device? Some apps are pre-installed by the manufacturer or the operating system, and these cannot be uninstalled, but they can often be disabled.
  2. What does it mean to disable an app? Disabling an app stops it from running and hides it from your app list without removing it entirely from your device.
  3. Can I re-enable a disabled app? Yes, you can always re-enable a disabled app by going to 'Settings' > 'Apps' and selecting 'Enable' for the app.
  4. Will disabling apps free up storage space? Disabling apps will not free up space directly, but it does prevent them from using resources, which can improve performance.

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