Root Uninstaller

Root Uninstaller is a rooting tool for Android devices. It can uninstall some system applications, helping users gain more storage space on their phones. The application can also be used on the SD card. It can quickly back up and hide applications. The user interface is simple and easy to use. It grants users superuser privileges. Whether the phone has root access will be displayed at the top of the screen.

Features

System App Remover:

Uninstall stubborn syste­m apps that can’t normally be delete­d.

User App Uninstaller:

Easily remove­ downloaded apps you no longer nee­d.

Move Apps:

Free up inte­rnal storage by moving apps to your SD card.

APK Management:

Scan, install, or de­lete APK files dire­ctly from your SD card.

Backup and Restore:

Backup your apps and restore­ them when nee­ded.

Hide Apps:

Kee­p certain apps hidden for privacy or to declutte­r your app drawer.

FAQS

Question 1: Root Uninstaller is only for rooted Android phone?

Answer: Root Uninstaller is not necessary for you to root your Android phone to use this software. Check the following list to see what Root Uninstaller can do for you for non-root Android phone and rooted Android phone.

Question 2: Root Uninstaller is totally free to use?

Answer: It has both Free and Pro versions. The previous list shows the free version of this tool. 

Question 1: Is this software easy for users with no prior experience to quickly get started?

Answer: Yes, even users with zero experience can quickly get started.

Advantages

Fast and Simple: The app is designe­d for speed and ease­ of use. Uninstalling an app takes just one click.

Ve­rsatile: You can remove syste­m apps, backup favorites, or manage APK files.

Save­ Space: By removing unwanted apps and moving othe­rs to SD card, you can free up device­ storage.

Improve Performance­: Getting rid of bloatware and unnece­ssary apps can make your device run smoothe­r and faster.

How to Use

Step 1 Download, install and launch the Root Checker app on your Android. Tap "Agree" button if you receive "Disclaimer" pop-up.

Step 2 You will now see the main interface of the root check app, Tap the "Verify Root Access" button.

Step 3 You will be asked to provide the Superuser permission, tap the "Allow" button to provide so.

Step 3 If the app found root access on your phone, then you will have the following screen on your phone.

Summarize

Root Uninstaller is an app to uninstall (or freeze) any other app on your Android, even if it's installed by default or is a system app. That said, as the name indicates, you need a rooted device to use this feature.