Have you ever seen that some apps can be uninstalled, but some don’t have an “Uninstall” option? Instead, they have an option called “Disable”. When you have a lot of apps on your phone, it really takes up your phone’s battery life. This is why you should uninstall or disable the unnecessary apps. All the apps with a “Disable” option are not safe to disable because it may affect your phone’s system. So, it is very important to have knowledge about the applications that are safe to uninstall or disable. Here is a list of android apps that you can safely disable or uninstall without harming your device by any means.
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- Words
- WI-Fi Calling
- WebManual
- WeatherDaemon2013_LMR
- Walmart
- VZ Navigator
- VZ Protect
- Voice Recorder
- Voice Mail
- Videos
- Uber
- TripAdvisor
- TravelWidget
- TravelService_K
- T-Mobile TV
- T-Mobile Visual Voicemail
- T-Mobile Name ID
- T-Mobile My Account
- T-Mobile Mobile Hotspot
- T-Mobile Device Unlock
- Tech Expert
- Talkback
- StoryAlbumWidget
- StoryAlbum2013_L
- PrintSpooler
- Sprint TV & Movies
- Sprint Music Plus
- Sprint Fun & Games
- Sprint Family Locator
- SPPPushClient_Prod
- SPlannerWidget_OS_UPG_EasyWidget
- SPenSdk3
- SPDClient
- SNS
- SNote Provider
- SMemo2
- SmartBriefing4×2
- Slacker
- SHealth3_5
- ShareVideo
- SFinder
- Secure Wi-Fi
- SecVideoPlayer
- SecVideo
- SecKidsModeInstaller
- sCloudSyncSNote3
- sCloudSyncSNote
- sCloudSyncSBrowser
- sCloudSyncContacts
- sCloudSyncCalender
- sCloudQuotaApp
- sCloudDataSync
- sCloudDataRelay
- sCloudBackupApp
- SBrowserTry
- SBrowser
- SamsungWidget_ActiveApplication
- SamsungWallet_Stub
- SamsungVideo
- Samsungservice2_xxhdpi
- SamsungMusic_20
- SamsungLinkPlatform
- SamsungLink20
- SamsungHubUpdater
- SamsungHub
- 3_EOS
- SamsungContentsAgent
- SamsungBooks_EOS
- SamsungBilling
- SamsungAppsWidget
- SamsungApps
- Samsung_preinstall_03_10
- S_Translator_CSLi
- RCPComponents
- QuickConnect
- PreloadInstaller
- PolarisViewer5
- PlusOne
- Plenti
- Playphone
- PlayGames
- PickUpTutorial
- PhotoTable
- PhaseBeam
- Peel_L
- PCWClientS18
- PageBuddyNotiSvcK
- NoiseField
- NFL Mobile
- NextRadio
- Newsstand
- My Verzion Mobile
- My Sprint Mobile
- MusikLiveShare2
- Music2
- Mobile Wallet
- MobilePrintSvc_Samsung
- Message+
- Loot
- Lookout
- KNOXStore
- KnoxSetupWizardStub
- KnoxSetupWizardClient
- KnoxMigrationAgent
- KnoxAttestationAgent
- KLMSAgent
- Kies
- InteractiveTutorial
- hrs_and_sameDePhone12_keysource
- HealthService
- Hangouts
- GroupPlay_25
- GoogleSearchWidget
- GoogleFeedback
- GoogleEarth
- Go90
- Gmail2
- GearManagerStub
- FmmDS
- FmmDM
- ELMAgent
- EasySettings
- EasyLauncher
- EasyFavoritesContactsWidget
- DSMLawmo
- DualClockDigital
- DropboxOOBE
- Dropbox
- Drive
- DraftKings
- DIRECTV Remote
- DioDict3Service
- DigitalClock21
- pizza.lib
- ColorBlind
- CloudAgent
- Cloud
- Chrome
- ChatON_MARKET
- Caller Name ID
- Caller ID
- Books
- Bridge
- Blurb
- BeamService
- AT&T Caller Name ID
- AT&T Protect Plus
- AT&T Smart Limits
- AT&T Direct TV
- AT&T DriveMode
- AT&T Remote Support
- AT&T Locker
- AT&T Hot Spots
- myAT&T
- AT&T Usage Manager
- AT&T Device Help
- App Spotlight
- Amazon Prime Video
- Amazon Prime Photos
- Amazon Music
- Amazon Kindle
- ANTRadioService
- ANTPlusTest
- ANTPlusPlugins
- AntHalService
- AllShareCastPlayer
- AirMotionTryActually
- AccuweatherPhone2013_J_LMR
- AAA
- Weather
How Can You Uninstall or Disable an Android App?
Now that you have learnt about all the apps that are absolutely safe to uninstall or disable, it is time for you to know how. Here are the steps by following which you can successfully uninstall or disable an app from your android phone.
- At first, go to settings in your android phone.
- Look for the “Apps” option.
- You will see a huge list of all the apps present on your android mobile phone.
- Find the app you are willing to uninstall or disable. You will find a “More” option or three-dots on the top right corner. Click that.
- You will see a drop-down menu. Click on the “Show System” option. After this you will be redirected so that you can see the system apps.
- Go through the app list and look for the system app. Once you find it, tap it.
- The app’s info page will open. Click on the “Force Stop” option. You will see a pop up giving you a warning that it might damage your phone. Click ok.
- Then click on the “Disable” option. You will once again see a popup giving you a warning that the other apps might start misbehaving after you disable this app. Click on the “Disable app” option to continue.
- You will see another warning asking you whether or not you want a factory version to replace this app. Click on the “Ok” option. So, the version will be rolled back to its initial version. The app will still remain disabled.
