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> On my Nexus 4, this is no longer the case as you cannot remove Google's apps and they frequently require updates While I don't think you can properly "uninst
by DashRattlesnake 10y ago
> On my Nexus 4, this is no longer the case as you cannot remove Google's apps and they frequently require updates
While I don't think you can properly "uninstall" Google+ and Hangouts, you can "disable" them, which makes them inaccessible. I don't think you get updates pushed for disabled apps, either.
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- DiabloD3 10y agoYou don't, and it also offers to uninstall updates when disabling built in apps. It also stops their services, and whatnot. It wastes room inside of the ROM partition, but not inside of the user data partition.