Third-party apps don’t have this luxury as there’s only a single copy, hence, bye bye to the app. So, an attempt to uninstall updates takes away that data in the memory while leaving the ROM’s copy. Updates to these in-built apps are put in the same memory space as user-installed apps. That portion of the ROM is what accounts for the space in your 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB or 128GB storage you can’t even tamper with.
Why’s that so?įor every Android system app, there’s a copy that sits in the ROM which is unlike third-party apps. You’ll have to uninstall the app and download a new version for that to happen. Explicitly, you can disable new updates on system apps, but you can’t do that for third-party apps. First off, you have to know that you can uninstall an app update, and you also can’t.
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