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Hi @152bobby,
To expand on what alexdon said disabling a pre-installed app will uninstall all the updates downloaded for the app and the app won't be updated again as long as it is disabled.
Disabling apps in the Downloaded list will generally not affect other apps, you will simply not be able to use the features that the app provides as long as it is disabled. It is always possible to enable an app that you have disabled previously if you wish to use it at some point in the future.
You can disable hangouts, facebook etc. But the data is still there unfortunately (the default size occupied by the apps).
Hi @152bobby,
To expand on what alexdon said disabling a pre-installed app will uninstall all the updates downloaded for the app and the app won't be updated again as long as it is disabled.
Disabling apps in the Downloaded list will generally not affect other apps, you will simply not be able to use the features that the app provides as long as it is disabled. It is always possible to enable an app that you have disabled previously if you wish to use it at some point in the future.
Excellent, Thanks
Is it possible to disable preinstalled apps without affecting other apps too?
Yes, you can disable some of them (do not touch system apps though). There is an app called debloater which can freeze some of the apps you might not need.
@152bobby Did you find this one?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/debloater-remove-carrier-bloat-t2998294
I thought it doesn't need root access if you are above KK.
Does disbled apps not run in background and at startup?