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Cannot uninstall app via Package Installer - Additional Information #150
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As you can clearly see from the log it's the package installer issue, I haven't been able to reproduce the issue, might be tied to certain devices only or people downloading it from F-droid, could be that the service is still running in the background and you can't uninstall at the moment. Let's be clear about one thing, it's not malicious... let's not spread dirt on the app when the package installer from your ROM crashes, I have this tested few times and couldn't reproduce the issue with the following devices tried:
To delete the app itself programatically, the app would need admin rights or root at least Thanks for bringing that up, I'd look more into the issue when i have free time |
If it helps, I'm running HavocOS 3.11 (Android 10) on a moto g8 power. So yeah, this 100% could be a ROM Package Installer issue. Stopping the service before uninstall doesn't seem to work. Uninstall still fails. |
I am also having issues uninstalling app (temporarily :) |
As you might have guessed, this issue isn't tied to the app, rather to the package manager that comes with the phone, it happens on heavily skinned phones, happened on my Xiaomi, Asus zenfone, but hasn't happened even at once on my Pixel 5 and XL 2, |
Linked into the readme https://github.com/FunkyMuse/Vigilante/blob/master/README.md |
"Not being able to uninstall an app could be seen as malicious" I have to agree. And this has been closed with no solution? Rooting of going highwire in commandline is not a liable option for users. First time ever an app will not uninstall. This is elementary, is this even acceptable in the F-Droid store? At least put some sort of warning that this is an experimental app that can cause issues. |
There are three issues (#71, #122, #68) that already bring up this problem. There is an answer provided in #71, however I believe this may be resolvable by somehow obtaining a new UUID for the app.
Seeing as it is troublesome (and sometimes not possible) for a user to connect to their phone via ADB or to enable debugging in the first place, it may be desirable to fix this soon. Not being able to uninstall an app could be seen as malicious.
Even if this is an issue with Package Installer itself, it might be easier to resolve on your end. I couldn't find where to open an issue with Package Installer.
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