Play Store Delete 85 Apps From Library | Delete These Apps From Mobile
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Pay attention to the list of the most suspicious apps you may come across in Google Play. Delete them from your phone immediately to protect your personal data and extend the life of your phone.
Their creators promise the apps will optimize your device, extend the life of your battery and protect your phone from viruses. Some of them are even supposed to be lie detectors and defragmentation devices. In fact, all they give you is ads, and what they do is get access to your data and kill your battery. Considering the huge number of apps created every single day, not even Google can keep track and check the safety of all the new programs. So the security of your device mostly depends on you!
Want to save mobile data, storage space, battery life, and more on your Android device? Check out this video to learn about the apps you should delete in order to improve your Android's performance!
Types of Apps to Delete from Android:
1. Pre-Installed Apps / "Bloatware"
2. Location Trackers
3. Storage Hogs
4. Battery Drainers
5. Apps with Privacy Issues
6. Any other app you don't want/need/use
Pre-Installed Android Apps to Delete:
Google Apps you don't use (Gmail, YouTube, Hangouts, Google + etc.)
Health apps (e.g. Samsung Health, etc.)
Entertainment/Media apps (e.g. Samsung Music, IMDb, NFL, etc.)
Carrier-specific Apps (if you don't use them)
Online stores/services apps (some Android devices come with apps for Amazon, Audible, etc.)
To delete an app on Android, tap Apps on your home screen. Scroll through your pages of apps to find one you want to remove. Then tap and hold on the app icon until some options appear at the top of your screen. To remove the app, drag it to the trash can icon at the top labelled “uninstall.” To confirm, tap OK.
If you ever happen to change your mind after uninstalling an app and want to re-install it again, you can easily re-download any app from the Google Play Store.