How to Remove Bloatware from your Android Device

To get rid of any app from your Android phone, bloatware or otherwise, open up Settings and choose Apps and notifications, then See all apps. If you're sure you can do without something, select the app then choose Uninstall to have it removed.

1. How do I remove unwanted apps from my Android?
2. What apps can I safely remove from my Android phone?
3. How do I find bloatware on my Android?
4. What is the best bloatware remover?
5. How do I uninstall an Android app that won't uninstall?
6. How do I remove preinstalled apps from my Android without rooting?
7. Can you delete factory installed apps?
8. What should I delete when my phone storage is full?
9. Does disabling apps free up space?
10. What is bloatware on my Android phone?
11. Is bloatware a malware?
12. How do I remove Samsung bloatware without rooting?

How do I remove unwanted apps from my Android?

Uninstall/Disable the bloatware

1. On your Android phone, go to “Settings -> Manage Applications.”
2. Find the app that you want to uninstall and tap on it.
3. If there is an “Uninstall” button, tap to uninstall the app.

What apps can I safely remove from my Android phone?

There are even apps that can help you out. (You should delete those when you're done, too.) Tap or click to clean up your Android phone.
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How do I find bloatware on my Android?

Bloatware can be detected by end users by looking through the installed applications and identifying any applications they did not install. It can also be detected by an enterprise IT team using a mobile device management tool that lists installed applications.

What is the best bloatware remover?

NoBloat (Free) It is one of the most popular bloatware remover apps for a reason; it is very easy to use. With NoBloat, all you have to do to permanently remove bloatware from your device is locate the system apps list and tap on an app.

How do I uninstall an Android app that won't uninstall?

To remove such apps, you need to revoke administrator permission, using the steps below.

1. Launch Settings on your Android.
2. Head to the Security section. Here, look for the Device administrators tab.
3. Tap the app name and press Deactivate. You can now uninstall the app regularly.

How do I remove preinstalled apps from my Android without rooting?

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to disable bloatwares on your Android device:

1. Go to your phone settings.
2. Go to Apps.
3. Find the bloatware you want to disable.
4. Click that and choose storage.
5. Clear cache and data.
6. Go back to the previous page then clear defaults and turn off all permissions.
7. Force stop then disable the app.

Can you delete factory installed apps?

Tap My Apps & Games and then Installed. This will open a menu of apps installed in your phone. Tap the app you want to remove and it will take you to that app's page on the Google Play Store. Tap Uninstall.

What should I delete when my phone storage is full?

In the app's Application info menu, tap Storage and then tap Clear Cache to clear the app's cache. To clear cached data from all apps, go to Settings > Storage and tap Cached data to clear the caches of all the apps on your phone.

Does disabling apps free up space?

For Android users who wish they could remove some of the apps pre-installed by Google or their wireless carrier, you're in luck. You may not always be able to uninstall those, but for newer Android devices, you can at least “disable” them and reclaim the storage space they've taken up.

What is bloatware on my Android phone?

Bloatware are the pre-installed apps and software on your smartphones and PCs that are not of much use.

Is bloatware a malware?

The malware hackers download and install on computers is also technically a form of bloatware. Besides the damage it can do, malware takes up valuable storage space and slows processing speeds.

How do I remove Samsung bloatware without rooting?

1. You can now execute pm uninstall -k --user 0 (this will keep the app data and cache), or pm uninstall --user 0 (delete app data as well) followed by the package name of the system app to uninstall to remove it from your phone. ...
2. pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.samsung.android.email.provider.