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How to Delete an App in Android Marshmallow

How to Delete an App in Android Marshmallow

Posted on December 22, 2015February 28, 2020 By Jarvis

While you may dream that every app you download is the perfect solution for whatever problem you care to solve, the reality is that not every app lives up to its promise. Sometimes, you have to part ways by deleting that app off your smartphone.

In previous versions of Android, this meant opening up the app tray or diving all the way into the Settings menu. Android Marshmallow has streamlined the process, though, to the point that, in some cases, you can be free and clear of the offending app without even having to leave the comfort of your home screen.

Here’s how to delete apps from a phone running Android Marshmallow.

 

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