Hello,
i've tried to disable Calendar from application menù but the button is disabled and i can't disable the app
Is there any other way to do this?
thanks
ps: i'm rooted on a custom ROM
LucaZPF said:
Hello,
i've tried to disable Calendar from application menù but the button is disabled and i can't disable the app
Is there any other way to do this?
thanks
ps: i'm rooted on a custom ROM
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With app quarantine you can freeze any thing
It's free in Google play store
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kayvan kh said:
With app quarantine you can freeze any thing
It's free in Google play store
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I'll give it a try
tnx!
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Is there a way to stop an app connecting to internet without having to disable alla data connection?
Juice Defender Ultimate
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Lbe privacy guard for rooted phones.
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I use DroidWall. It's free on the Market, but it does require root. I'm thinking most if not all of your choices of an app to do what you are asking will require root.
Wow thanks. I already have that app and I thought I'd read it trough thoroughly but there you see.
Anyone know if you can disable apps from starting at all, e.g. Social hub?
2oo2 said:
Wow thanks. I already have that app and I thought I'd read it trough thoroughly but there you see.
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Which app?
2oo2 said:
Anyone know if you can disable apps from starting at all, e.g. Social hub?
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If you have root, you can freeze it using Titanium Backup.
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you can also try Startup Manager from the market
kjplasma said:
you can also try Startup Manager from the market
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Ah yes, I forgot about this app. I have this installed too.
try Gemini App Manager is the best app!
Stop an app from connecting - DroidWall
Stop an app from starting - Autostarts
For freezing apps you could also use app quarantine, I like it best.
Is there any app that can stop apps from auto running. In background I tried rom toolbox but it sucks when I disable apps in auto manager.
Any help?
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I think this should be on Q&A, not sure.
Anyway, try Autostarts from Play Store.
You must search here:
https://play.google.com/store
Autostarts
Autostarts, it's a paid app in the play store. Amazing app! After a flash its my first app downloaded right after titanium backup
I also use Autostart, it is a great way to stop apps from auto-running in the background!
But wich Autostart ? On Google Playstore we have two apk: One from Michael Elsdörfer, and other from Cyberhorse.
Wich is right ?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Cyberhorse
xunair said:
Is there any app that can stop apps from auto running. In background I tried rom toolbox but it sucks when I disable apps in auto manager.
Any help?
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i recommand using app called "fast reboot" its not auto but its a 1 click thing
also u can use the go launcher task manager
it has n auto stop option and also the one click thing that stops all running apps.
its great and im using it
no u dont need go launcher 2 run it
in my opinion u must not force close apps as it restarts and drain more battery.
android manages the background apps very efficiently
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I'm trying to figure out how to stop the play store from updating a certain app. Is that possible?
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but I have no clue how.....?
Any guidance would be appreciated
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Go to play app, click on the app you dont want to update automatically, there's going to be a check box somewhere towards the top, under the app images if im not mistaken. Uncheck allow automatic updating. Done.
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I'm trying to prevent updating, period. Not auto update.
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Disabling auto update prevents the app from updating itself. You have to manually prevent yourself from updating the app manually. I'm not certain that you can blacklist updates for an app the way I think you want to.
With Titanium Backup you can also detach the app from the Play Store
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Araltd said:
I'm trying to prevent updating, period. Not auto update.
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uninstall ....
HG! said:
With Titanium Backup you can also detach the app from the Play Store
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+1
This. Forgot about it.
HG! said:
With Titanium Backup you can also detach the app from the Play Store
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How do I do that?
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Araltd said:
How do I do that?
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You have to be rooted. Not sure if you have to have the PRO version of TitaniumBackup or not. Anyway go to where you made your back up and find the app. Long press it and from the menu that pops up click Detach from Market.
go to your Google Play Settings and check Updated over Wi-Fi only.
this way you can update all the apps you want manually when you wish...
or just uncheck Auto-Update apps
What the best way to be able to remove bloat wear from Samsung and ATT? I know a specific ROM would help but If I want to stay with stock, can I get ride of this?
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4Nails
4Nails said:
What the best way to be able to remove bloat wear from Samsung and ATT? I know a specific ROM would help but If I want to stay with stock, can I get ride of this?
Thanks
4Nails
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From the moment, disabling em. At least is what I did
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COA4178 said:
From the moment, disabling em. At least is what I did
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This is all I could do also.. you can disable most of the bloat.. but it's still there taking up space.
I wonder though.. does disabling really disable everything ? Without extensive testing and monitoring.. one can only wonder..
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xlr8shun said:
This is all I could do also.. you can disable most of the bloat.. but it's still there taking up space.
I wonder though.. does disabling really disable everything ? Without extensive testing and monitoring.. one can only wonder..
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The only way to see is check the running apps and c wether or not they disabled
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COA4178 said:
From the moment, disabling em. At least is what I did
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It would be helpful if you please list the bloatware that you disabled without any issues in the phone?
Thanks.
How do you disable the bloat?
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2bnoted said:
It would be helpful if you please list the bloatware that you disabled without any issues in the phone?
Thanks.
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I disabled anything I wouldnt use, anything that is from att, yellow pages, some kids app, and some other weird names.
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How do you disable the bloat?
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Click on app drawer, hold the app u going to disable drag it to the top of then and drop it where it says disable. Let me know if it work.
COA4178 said:
I disabled anything I wouldnt use, anything that is from att, yellow pages, some kids app, and some other weird names.
Click on app drawer, hold the app u going to disable drag it to the top of then and drop it where it says disable. Let me know if it work.
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Ok. I thought you disabled the apps using the Settings>Application Manager route. In the application manager you can see many other apps also which are not listed as your apps but are running in the background and can be disabled. Also, using this method, for each app you can first clear the data and cache before disabling / turning off the app thereby freeing up some more space taken by these apps.
I would love to know this as well, specifically the ones not found in the app drawer
Is disabling the app like freezing the app?
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RiNo808 said:
Is disabling the app like freezing the app?
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Without root you probably can't freeze apps. You can probably only turn them off
Disable button is greyed out so how can I disable it?
Also what other bloatware can I disable to improve the battery life?
Thanks
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harro007 said:
Disable button is greyed out so how can I disable it?
Also what other bloatware can I disable to improve the battery life?
Thanks
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You will have to wait until we get root, once we get root we can download a root unistaller/disabler
from the playstore which will allow us to backup/restore and uninstall all system apps.
Good luck!
Are try Package Disabler Pro no root needed.
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XRange said:
Are try Package Disabler Pro no root needed.
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Sweet. That worked. Thanks.
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XRange said:
Are try Package Disabler Pro no root needed.
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That's exactly what I'm using and it works great! I have been a convert since the smaller edge.