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App Mount, mount/umount apps that you don't like on Android, without root.
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https://github.com/mthli/Mount/releases
mount: available for use as normal.
umount: unavailable for use, but the data and actual package file remain.
You can run app temporary, when screen off app will be automatically umounted.
Tutorial
0. Download and install App Mount;
1. System Settings > Accounts, remove all accounts here;
2. Run adb command below:
Code:
adb shell dpm set-device-owner io.github.mthli.mount/.app.MountReceiver
3. Goto App Mount's settings, allow UsageAccess/NotificationAccess for ignore;
4. In App Mount, click list item, dialog right-top switch mount/umount.
Cheers

Hi,
Sounds interesting.
Can i ask:
-why do accounts need to be removed?
-if an app is unmounted is it still running or is it disabled?

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