Android is an open-source mobile operating system developed by Google. Administrators can install apps on Android devices to provide specific functions, such as managing contacts or managing settings. However, these apps can be difficult to uninstall, and may leave behind unwanted traces on the device. Here are four methods for uninstall administrator apps in Android:

  1. Use the app uninstaller Some administrator apps include their own uninstallers, which can be accessed through the app’s main menu or by pressing the “Uninstall” button on an individual app’s detail page. These uninstallers typically require that the app be closed first, and will usually remove all of the app’s files from the device.
  2. Use a third-party uninstaller If an administrator app doesn’t include its own uninstaller, it may be possible to remove it using a third-party tool. Many of these tools are available online, and simply require that the user enter the app’s name and location into a search engine. Some of these tools also offer additional features, such as removing data stored in backup files or restoring deleted apps back to their original state.
  3. Use Android’s built-in removal features Android includes built-in removal features that can be used to remove any installed app from a device. This feature is accessible through Android’s Settings menu, under “Apps & notifications.” Once there, users will need to select “All apps” from the list of options before selecting “Uninstall” from the submenu that appears next. This method is useful if an administrator app isn’t included in one of Android’s built-in removal tools or if it requires special permissions that other removal methods don’t have access to. ..