Android disable all apps

Использование:
Каждый пользователь мобильного телефона, желающий повысить производительность своих устройств, может использовать данное приложение.
Работадатели, которые хотят контролировать приложения на устройствах своих сотрудников, также могут воспользоваться этим приложением.
Родители могут контролировать приложения на смартфонах своих детей.
PD (Package Disabler) используется для очистки рабочего стола от лишних приложений, во время демонстрации устройств на выставках/ в шоу румах.
ПОМНИТЕ! ВСЕГДА делайте резервную копию данных на Вашем телефоне, т.к. отключение системных приложений может нанести вред работе смартфона.
Ключевые возможности:
Отключение/Включение любых приложений.
PD помогает в 100% случаев определить Bloatware (Лишний, ненужный хлам, установленный производителем) на большинстве устройств Samsung.
Достаточно одного клика, чтобы избавиться от Bloatware (описание читать выше), и повысить производительность вашего устройства.
Экспорт списка Ваших отключенных приложений на внешнюю SD card, для последующего импорта.
«Пакетное редактирование» Отключение/Включение нескольких приложений одновременно.
Фильтрация, отображает все отключеные приложения.
Защита паролем.
Фильтрация, отображает все системные приложения.
Быстрый поиск приложений для поиска. (Звучит бредово).
Для отключения приложения Google cardboard on Gear VR, найдите в списке: (com.samsung.android.hmt.vrsvc).
Примечание:
Если у Вас возникнут проблемы с удалением приложений, попробуйте выполнить следующее:
Зайти в настройки > Безопасность > Администраторы устройства > снять галочку «package disabler admin».
Помните.
При обновлении версии Android, КРАЙНЕ РЕКОМЕНДУЕТСЯ включить все отключеные приложения!
В противном же случае, возможность кривого обновления прошивки равна 100%.

Мы не несём ответственности за ваши действия/поломку устройства.
Поэтому будьте внимательны и в обязательном порядке делайте резервную копию данных!

The description of Package Disabler Pro [Samsung]
***This application works only on Samsung devices ***
Earlier version of package disabler is suspended by Google. We are trying to resolve this .
If you are trying to update from older version you may be asked to purchase again.
You can send us old invoice to refund so that you can swap to new version.

NO ROOTING REQUIRED. IT MAY NOT WORK ON ROOTED DEVICE.

This is the original package disabler developed by OSPOLICE in 2014. Thanks to all the supporters who help develop this amazing APP .

Package Disabler is a Trademark solely owned by OSPOLICE. Trademark serial number
«87012523».

We are a UK Based company operating under UK and EU Laws.

BEWARE of other fake package disablers that are infringing our Trademark.

Package Disabler Pro lets you identify and disable all unwanted packages/apps that come pre-installed with your phone. We have one click option to disable all BLOATWARES. Disabled application / package will not be updated using google play or any other means. So this app can be used for blocking apps (e.g. Parental Controls) or business use cases, you could even disable google play store etc… without rooting the phone. This app also provides password / uninstall protection to avoid misuse.

Package Disabler provides an export/ import functionality to backup all disabled packages on your external storage which you can restore at any time.

USES
– Every mobile user use wants to improve the performance of their mobile device can use Package Disabler
– Businesses who want to control the APPS on the Employees devices can benefit from Package disabler
– Parents use Package Disabler to control application used by KIDS
– Package Disabler is used in trade shows to clean up the launcher screen when used for demonstrations
Remember, though: ALWAYS have a backup of your phone. Important features might break when disabling system apps.

* Disabling and enabling any packages /apps
* Package Disabler Helps to Identify 100+ Bloatware’s on most of Samsung Handsets
* One click bloatware removal to quickly improve device perfomace and save battery
* Export your disabled list to the external storage to import them later
* Batch operation to enable all disabled packages
* Filter to show all disabled packages
* Password protection
* Filter to show all installed apps
* Filter to show all system packages
* Quickly find apps using the search functionality
* Google cardboard on Gear VR ( disable pckage com.samsung.android.hmt.vrsvc )

Notes
* If you have issues uninstalling apps, try Settings –> Security –> Device administrators, uncheck «package disabler admin».
* Be aware that in order to update your version of Android, you might need all original apps in place. It is advised to always have a backup of disabled packages so you can restore them later.

Disclaimer
* We cannot be held responsible for any damage you may cause.
* Removing critical packages can cause your phone to malfunction. Be sure to ONLY delete apps you know for certain aren’t needed
* Always have backups of your device.
* If you have any questions regarding using Package Disabler, you’re advised to contact [email protected]

If you have any other suggestions, questions or issues, feel free to contact us and I’ll do my best to respond asap. Please don’t use reviews for complaints as we will be unable to respond to your issue.

if you need any customizations to package disabler / consultancy or any comments/ feedback please contact [email protected] or visit http://www.packagedisabler.com/

For commercial use os package disabler or mass deployment of this app, you could purchase app from http://www.ospolice.com/package-disabler/ or contact [email protected]

Требуется Android: 2.3.3 и выше
Русский интерфейс: Да

Сообщение отредактировал Chudmin — 24.10.21, 13:12

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How To Disable Android Apps

Apps in your Android phone can use a good share of resources and if too many apps are operating at the same time it can lead to some performance or battery issues. This is why, it can be important to only running apps that you actually use and others should be deleted or otherwise disabled (when removing them isn’t an option).

It is quite easy to uninstall Android Market apps which you don’t plan to use, but what about apps from OEMs and mobile carriers? Did you notice that there is no Uninstall/delete button on these apps? They are just in your phone and could be feeding on resources while you can’t seem to anything about it.

There is a good chance that you don’t use most or all of the apps installed by your wireless carrier or OEM. If you can’t delete them, you can at least Disable them so they won’t be able to slow down your phone.

Some of you who Rooted your android phone user must be thinking “just root your phone and get rid of all the junk”, but there are many Android users who don’t actually want to root their phone. “Disabling” apps is perfect for those users who want to run their phones in an optimum way, by disabling unused apps (commonly referred as “Bloatware”).

Disabling Android Apps

The process is actually quite simple and you won’t be losing anything [although you need to be careful while choosing the app to be disabled (more on this later)]. When you disable an app, it will still stay in your phone but will not be launched during the initial start up, so you can easily enable it again if you need to. In the end, it’s a good way to optimize your phone without potential dire consequences associated with Rooting the phone.

Note: In this tutorial, we will be using Samsung Galaxy Core 2 running Android KitKat 4.4.2. We will Disable “Google Text-to-speech Engine” which cannot be deleted (it’s just an example, although the app is quite useful). The process should be same on almost all android device, but the names of options may vary.

To disable any app on your android phone, you will first have to go to Settings and tap on Application manager.

Once there you will see different options at the top such as Downloaded, Running and All. You need to swipe to All so you would be able to see all the apps you have on your phone. Just swipe left until you reach All.

There you can just search for apps that you don’t want to use. Let’s say you like reading things by yourself and don’t want to use Google Text-to-speech app. You can just tap on Google Text-to-speech and open all its details. There you will see the options of Force stop, Uninstall Updates and Turn off/Disable, tap on Turn off/Disable.

When you will tap on Turn off/Disable you will see a warning/notice saying “Turning off a built-in app may cause problems with other apps. Your data will also be deleted” just tap OK. In some phones, another warning/notice will pop up saying “The application will be replaced with the factory version” tap on Uninstall on this pop up notice and the app will be uninstalled.

Precaution: Now, the warnings you see before disabling the app are not there just to scare you, they are actually real. So before disabling any app make sure it is not directly or indirectly affecting any apps that you might use. This app is a service that is potentially used by other apps as well, so there may be ripple effects.

Enabling Android Apps

Like we have mentioned before, these apps are not deleted, you can enable them anytime you like if you change your mind. To enable the app again, just go into the details of that specific app again using the process above and tap on Turn on/enable and it will be ready to use again without going through any processes.

Preventing unused apps from loading and running is a good way to make sure that no unwanted resource hogging will happen behind your back, and if you can get it for free, all the better. Do your phone a favor and get rid of apps that you will never use. If there are any questions or you need to learn about any app which you are thinking of disabling, just ask in the comments below.

Filed in Cellphones >Tablets . Read more about Android and Apps.

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Is your phone full of bloatware? Here’s how to disable apps on Android

Android phones will often contain apps that you aren’t able to uninstall. All of the OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) stick their own apps on your phone before it ever reaches you, and the carriers follow suit with their own bundle of bloatware. Occasionally these apps serve a useful purpose, but all too often they are useless to you.

Sadly, even if you aren’t using them, many of these apps may still run in the background, eating up system resources and/or spamming you with notifications. We’ve looked at how to shut off Android notifications before, and how to go from mere mortal to superuser, but today we’re going to explain how to disable Android apps you have no interest in.

How to disable Android apps

It’s very easy to disable apps, here are the steps required:

Go to Settings > Apps and scroll over to the All tab for a complete list of your apps.
If you want to disable an app simply tap on it and then tap Disable.
Once disabled, these apps won’t appear in your primary apps list, so it’s a good way to clean your list up.

How to re-enable Android apps

It’s equally easy to get those apps back if you want to:

Any app you disable will be listed on the Disabled tab to the right of the All tab in Settings > Apps.
If you miss something, there’s a problem, or you just change your mind you can find the app in question on your Disabled tab. Tap on it and select Enable.

You have to be careful about disabling apps randomly because there are apps running that perform important functions and it’s not always obvious what they are. You may also find that some apps don’t have a disable option, or are grayed out.

Try searching for a list of apps that it’s safe to disable for your specific device. You’ll find some useful threads with suggestions for most Android smartphones over at XDA Developers forum.

How to freeze or uninstall any app

If you want to disable an app, but there’s no option to do so, or the option is grayed out, then you can still do it by rooting your Android phone. This will also allow you to remove any app you want.

For a look at the pros and cons and some advice about how to proceed, check out our how to root Android article.

There you have it, that’s how you disable apps on Android. If you have any comments or questions then please post a comment.

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How to disable any pre-installed system app bloatware on Android without root

What we define as “bloatware” is subject to personal preference, but I think we can all agree that some manufacturers and carriers are more guilty of including it on their smartphones than others. Bloatware can, depending on your point of view, range from being a pre-installed app like Facebook to the stock, non-Google Photos gallery app. One person’s hated bloatware is another person’s beloved feature, but unfortunately for the person who classifies certain pre-installed apps as bloatware, they typically can’t uninstall it. Sometimes you can disable system apps, but not every system app will let you disable it.

There are ways around these limitations, though. We wrote a guide a while back that taught you how to “uninstall” any pre-installed system app on your Android smartphone or tablet. The problem with that method is twofold: it doesn’t actually fully uninstall the app and return space to the user and reverting the change requires you to either sideload the APK (if you can find it) or factory reset. Still, that method is quite useful and we’ve seen dozens of forum posts and user scripts taking advantage of it to debloat their new Android devices. To help users debloat their devices in a safer way, we would like to turn your attention towards another method that will not only disable the pre-installed bloatware of your choosing but also make it super easy to re-enable them at your convenience, making any mistake a lot easier to recover from. We’ll still be using ADB commands to mess with system applications so be sure you don’t disable anything absolutely critical (use your best judgment), but this method is a lot friendlier in case you disable the wrong app.

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Disable Any Pre-Installed System App On Android Without Root

Follow this tutorial to get ADB up and running on your Windows, Mac, or Linux PC. ADB, or Android Debug Bridge, is a developer tool that lets you issue some powerful commands to control your device. We use it a lot in our tutorials to do things that you otherwise can’t do without a rooted device.
Download an app like App Inspector from the Google Play Store.
Get the package name of the app you want to disable using App Inspector. Here are screenshots showing you how:

Opening command window on Windows 10

Windows PowerShell: .\adb shell pm disable-user —user 0

Mac/Linux Terminal: ./adb shell pm disable-user —user 0

For example, here’s what it looks like if you wanted to remove Cleanmaster (com.miui.cleanmaster) which comes preinstalled as part of MIUI on the Xiaomi Mi Mix 2S:
Windows Command Prompt: adb shell pm disable-user —user 0 com.miui.cleanmaster
Windows PowerShell: .\adb shell pm disable-user —user 0 com.miui.cleanmaster
Mac/Linux Terminal: ./adb shell pm disable-user —user 0 com.miui.cleanmaster

And we’re done! The app should immediately become disabled and will disappear from your launcher. Do note that on rare occasions, some apps may automatically be re-enabled if the system has a function to re-enable it. For example, disabling the stock EMUI 9 launcher on Chinese Huawei or Honor devices will result in the stock launcher become automatically re-enabled after some time. If that bothers you, try the “uninstall” method.

Re-enable Any Disabled Pre-installed System App

What if you disabled an app and want it back? It’s very easy to re-enable the app! First, go to Settings > AppsВ and look at the “All apps” list (it may be located somewhere different on your device.) Usually, you can filter here to see the names of all disabled apps. Once you know what app you want to re-enable, follow these steps:

Open a command prompt or terminal window and run the following command:
Windows Command Prompt: adb shell pm list packages -d
Windows PowerShell: .\adb shell pm list packages -d
Mac/Linux Terminal: ./adb shell pm list packages -d
This command lists all disabled packages. Find the package name that corresponds to the app you want to re-enable. Now, just run the following command to re-enable one of them:
Windows Command Prompt: adb shell pm enable

Windows PowerShell: .\adb shell pm enable

Mac/Linux Terminal: ./adb shell pm enable

If you have any issues, try rebooting after re-enabling the app.

What did we do?

First of all, it’s important to differentiate what this command does and why it’s superior to the method that we used in our previousВ bloatware removal tutorial. In that tutorial, we uninstalled an application at a user level, which means it was still installed on the device in the system partition but not for the primary user (user 0). This is why to get it back you either needed to factory reset or sideload the APK. In this tutorial, we areВ disabling the app for the primary user rather than uninstalling it, which means that we can enable it without re-installing it again.

The pm disable-user command has been around for years, but it’s been overlooked in favor of pm disable. You would think that both pm disable-user and pm disable –user 0 would be identical, but you would be wrong. For some reason, the disable-user command lets you disable basically any application you want while the regular disable command is quite limited.

The best part about this method is that if you mess up and disable an application that you shouldn’t, it’s a really easy fix. You’ll also still receive OTA updates as you aren’t actually modifying any system files. That’s why we need the “–user 0” part of our command, which specifies that the app will only be disabled for the current user, not all users, which would require root access.

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