Batch Uninstaller1.0

Batch Uninstaller lets you select and remove multiple installed applications in one session, rather than repeating the usual one-app-at-a-time procedure. It is intended for clearing several unwanted apps in a single piece of work, especially when individual removals would be tedious. It is particularly useful during device cleanup when several applications have accumulated and need to be removed together. To use it, mark the applications for removal and begin the batch operation, then handle any confirmations the operating system presents.

The operation works without root access, making batch removal available on devices where the user has standard permissions. On a non-rooted device, the operating system requires a separate confirmation for every app, so the application prompts you individually throughout the batch. It keeps the selected removals together in one workflow, but it does not bypass the operating system’s approval step.

Root access changes which installed software can be removed: without root permission, the operating system prevents Batch Uninstaller from uninstalling system apps. It is aimed at people managing installed software, including those handling a group of app removals at once. Batch Uninstaller is open-source software in the Developer Tools category; version 1.0 runs on Android 4.1 or later with Universal architecture.