To get the option to Disable Startup Apps in Android without root is a blessing. In this post, we will discuss the apps that allow us to achieve this feature. Everyone wants free RAM, a better battery, and better performance. Although some might disagree, the fewer apps your operating system has to manage, the better it will be for your phone. Apps and services consume battery and CPU, whether they are Google Play services or system apps.

Before moving forward, know that this guide aims to help you guys disable the services or apps you don’t use.

Tip: To avoid standby battery drain Disable Voice over LTE by going to Dialer App –> More –> Settings –> Voice over LTE settings –> Do not use.

How to Disable Startup Apps in Android

The method to Disable Startup apps on Android phones or tablets is easy. All you have to do is get one of the following apps and get on with it. Back in the day, the Titanium backup app was used to uninstall or disable startup apps in Android altogether. But it required root access. So now you can disable startup apps without even having to root your phone.

Using the following apps, you can disable many apps that you don’t need but are built into the system and constantly use your CPU and RAM.So maybe for the latest top-notch system with 4 GB RAM, it is not a problem if 3-4 apps are consuming the main memory. But smartphones with a total of 512MB or 1GB RAM and OS get a hard time allocating physical memory to apps, and you have minimal physical memory; these apps are handy.

Most android users love customization, and that’s why Android stands out from Apple; using the following apps, you can disable startup apps in Android, even if they are system apps.

Disable Startup apps in Android

Package Disabler Pro: (Only for Samsung)

It is just for Samsung, and it is paid app. However, it allows you to disable startup apps as well as system services and apps. It is a handy app, but you must use it carefully. Make sure that you don’t disable any vital System service or app. Only disable the ones you think are unimportant and don’t need them.

Note: DO NOT USE ULTRA POWER SAVING MODE IF YOU HAVE COM.SEC.ANDROID.EMERGENCYLAUNCHER DISABLED, It will freeze your phone.

Greenify:

This app allows you to put the apps in hibernation if you don’t use them; you can just hibernate the apps. And they won’t run in the background; those apps won’t consume your battery, RAM, or processing power. However, these apps keep running in the background. But it is very lightweight. It consumes only 5 MB of RAM and almost no CPU power.

Greenify has the following competitive advantage over other apps of the same functionality. First, Greenify allows you to take out the apps which are not working correctly and consuming unnecessary CPU or RAM.

Titanium Backup pro offers a freeze option that completely disables the app., but with Greenify, you can use it when you want.

It is accessible on Google Play Store, Download from here. If you can’t download it from the Google play store, download the APK file of Greenify from here.

Which Apps to Disable: (Only for Package Disabler Pro)

If you are not sure about which apps to disable. You can download this XML file and import it into your system. This XML file contains 150 apps that are unimportant for the design and services that should not run in the background. This will also disable the services used to spy on you.

Now, if you don’t know how to do that, follow the steps below:

  • First, open the Package Disabler pro app.
  • Now select and import the XML file from the menu.
  • You will get a message that you are modifying your phone without permission.
  • If you have already changed the settings. First, enable all the apps, then import the settings.

If you have any queries about disabling Android apps at startup, let us know in the comments. You can also debate with us about whether disabling the system apps is suitable for the phone or not, As it is a very controversial topic in the world of Android.

Ayybee
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