UNINSTALLING BUILT IN APPLICATIONS WITH CAUTIONS
I want to thank my readers globally as you guys are the fuel to the courageous work I've been doing ever since this blog was created.
In Today's post I'll be telling you the importance and dangers associated with uninstalling built in apps.
Removing system apps might be quite fun with the pleasure that you now have access to do something that seem impossible on your device.
Mostly smartphone users with devices that has low ram and storage memory feel its an opportunity to free up some space but they never ask if these removed apps can be replaced with any third party app.
Earlier 2018 i installed a download manager which was really nice and fast with so much features that i removed my built in download manger. This gave me so much trouble as i couldn't download from playstore not even my default browser was able to save me the stress.
I did a reset to fix this but no positive result was achieved so the only way out was to carry out a System Update which caused alot of stress and loss of data as at that time.
Before uninstalling any app make sure it
• Can be updated via PlayStore
• Its a third party app that normally comes with most phones like youtube, Facebook, Instagram...etc
•It can be shared via any Sharing app
• The application is not a core app
Core Applications are those apps that makes your device what it is, that is to say if one of these is missing you'll start get errors like "Unfortunately xvxvxv has stopped" which in some cases restrict you from doing or carrying out most operations on your device as a whole.
Finally any app that doesn't give you uninstall options in the default app manager of your smartphone should be left as your device's software developers sees it as an important app to contribute to its performance.
Now you know whether to uninstall or leave any app on your smartphone.
The choice is yours
In Today's post I'll be telling you the importance and dangers associated with uninstalling built in apps.
Removing system apps might be quite fun with the pleasure that you now have access to do something that seem impossible on your device.
Mostly smartphone users with devices that has low ram and storage memory feel its an opportunity to free up some space but they never ask if these removed apps can be replaced with any third party app.
Earlier 2018 i installed a download manager which was really nice and fast with so much features that i removed my built in download manger. This gave me so much trouble as i couldn't download from playstore not even my default browser was able to save me the stress.
Before uninstalling any app make sure it
• Can be updated via PlayStore
• Its a third party app that normally comes with most phones like youtube, Facebook, Instagram...etc
•It can be shared via any Sharing app
• The application is not a core app
Core Applications are those apps that makes your device what it is, that is to say if one of these is missing you'll start get errors like "Unfortunately xvxvxv has stopped" which in some cases restrict you from doing or carrying out most operations on your device as a whole.
Finally any app that doesn't give you uninstall options in the default app manager of your smartphone should be left as your device's software developers sees it as an important app to contribute to its performance.
Now you know whether to uninstall or leave any app on your smartphone.
The choice is yours
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