Wednesday, July 22, 2020

HOW TO DISABLE AND UNINSTALL ANDROID APPS USING ADB SHELL COMMANDS

HOW TO DISABLE/ENABLE AND
UNINSTALL ANDROID APPS USING ADB SHELL COMMANDS: 
Android smartphones these days comes with plenty of apps some of which you may not want to use.  It turns out therefore that you have to uninstall them or disable them.  To disable android apps may sometimes be annoying as doing it from the settings may not remove the intended app.  The adb route however is very useful in accomplishing the task and right from the recent articles, I have been mentioning the advantages of adb platform in smartphones.  In our discussion here, we are going to look at the way we can disable and uninstall android apps using adb commands.  Before we continue, it should be noted that, before running adb commands the usb debugging functionality should be enabled in the smartphone.  There is a link on how to do that below; How to enable USB debugging is any android smartphone.

1.  adb shell pm uninstall -k -user 0
2.  adb shell pm disable-user --user 0
3.  adb shell pm enable


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