There's no real difference between uninstalling and disabling. You never get the space back either way, so it's just telling the application not to run and not to appear in the app drawer. Both do that.
Can you go into more detail about this? How are they the same thing? It's not making sense to me.There's no real difference between uninstalling and disabling. You never get the space back either way, so it's just telling the application not to run and not to appear in the app drawer. Both do that.
Uninstalling preinstalled apps will not give a user more space. Uninstalling apps the user chose to download will. This happens because the preinstalled apps, whether they can be uninstalled or not, are given a separate partition within the system space that they occupy and the total size of that partition doesn't change.Can you go into more detail about this? How are they the same thing? It's not making sense to me.
You mean to say, if one decided to free up space on their device, uninstalling apps they no longer used would not do the trick?
I have an unlocked exnos s7 edge on AT&T and it has all the AT&T apps that can't be Uninstalled. Getting an unlocked one won't help, it's the Sim that does it.
This is my current situation also. From my understanding the August security patch is out and I can't download it until the software check lock is over...
Its been awhile since I've bought a new phone, and installed a SIM card, so I don't know if this would work....
If you're saying the SIM card sets the lock on the apps so they can't be uninstalled: Could you boot the phone for the first time without a SIM card, delete/uninstall the apps, shutdown the phone, and then install the SIM card? (I'm sure if it was that easy people would already be doing it).
Can you clear caches after disabled?Yes the bloat is bad. However thankfully all of it can be disabled, except for one which almost seems like a bug. You can't disable "Usage manager" app for some reason. Everything took about 1 min to disable. It sucks that its their in the first place I agree.
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I'm disappointed with the speakers coming from Note 4 because its not as loud as the Note 4 but thats due to the water proofing. Otherwise this phone is the best phone out there in 2016.
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