Pre-installed apps that can be safely uninstalled on Samsung phones

Deleting apps you know you won't use is a great way to save storage space and minimize background processes on your phone. This is especially true for Galaxy devices, as they come with a lot of Samsung apps pre-installed.

 

Uninstallable Samsung Apps

One of the worst things about Samsung phones is the amount of bloatware that comes with the device. While some of these apps can be useful, many of them don't add much value and are best uninstalled.

Here are the Samsung apps that you can uninstall from your Galaxy device:

1. Samsung Internet
2. Bixby Dictation
3. Samsung Health
4. Voice Recorder
5. Samsung Members
6. DECO PIC
7. Samsung Notes Add-ons
8. Samsung Find
9. Samsung Music
10. Game Booster Plus
11. Smart Switch
12. Samsung Free
13. Samsung Kids
14. Health Platform
15. Samsung Translator
16. Samsung Wallet

While uninstalling these apps won't harm your phone, there are some useful pre-installed Samsung apps that you might consider keeping.

Samsung apps can be disabled

Some Samsung apps are built into the system and cannot be uninstalled, but you can still disable them. This way, they don't run in the background wasting your battery, RAM , and processing power. You can also hide unused apps from your Home screen or app drawer.

Here are the Samsung apps you can disable on your Galaxy device:

1. AR Doodle
2. Bixby Voice
3. My Galaxy
4. Samsung Shop
5. Galaxy Avatar
6. AR Emoji
7. Calendar
8. OneDrive
9. Samsung Visit In
10. AR Emoji Stickers
11. Game Launcher
12. Samsung Checkout
13. AppCloud
14. AR Emoji Editor
15. Link to Windows
16. Samsung Max
17. Avatar Stickers

 

If you change your mind and want to use these apps again, you can turn them on.

Samsung Apps You Should Keep

Many Samsung apps aren't very useful, and so you might want to delete them. Before you do, check out the following Samsung apps you should use every day and keep on your Galaxy device for the best experience.

Samsung Internet

Google Chrome is the browser of choice for most people, but if you want the best mobile browsing experience on your Galaxy, Samsung's native Internet browser is the obvious choice. When comparing Google Chrome and Samsung Internet, you'll find the latter to be much more customizable, private, and easier to use with one hand.

Samsung Members

If you've never used the Samsung Members app before, you might be quick to dismiss it as junkware, but it's actually an incredibly useful tool. Inside the app is a suite of diagnostic tests that can help you check for problems with your Samsung phone.

 

Link to Windows

You may know the Windows Phone Link app that lets you control your phone through your computer and make calls, read and reply to messages, view recent photos, and mirror your phone's screen.

Google apps that can be deleted

In addition to Samsung apps, you can also remove some Google apps without worrying about breaking your phone. Because Google controls Android, many Google apps are tied to the system, so you shouldn't mess them up. For example, you probably shouldn't remove important apps like Google, Maps, Gmail , Photos, Chrome, Drive, and Google Play Services.

But you can easily uninstall or disable the following apps if they are not useful to you:

1. Google Play Games
2. Google Play Services for AR
3. Speech Services by Google
4. Google News
5. Google Translate
6. Android System SafetyCore

Specifically, TipsMake has explained why you should remove SafetyCore on Android .

Android phones from other manufacturers like Google, Asus, or Motorola mostly come with clean software. But Samsung's One UI is full of all sorts of apps that you might not find useful and should therefore uninstall or disable.

Remember that apart from pre-installed junkware, there may be a lot of other apps that you should uninstall from your phone to make it run smoother and save storage space.