- Following a period of silence since the initial announcement on Monday, November 10, 2025, the feature to remotely uninstall apps installed on other Android devices directly from an app’s page in the “Google Play Store” for Android has finally begun rolling out.
- This comes alongside the v49.7 update of the “Google Play Store” app for Android, released on Tuesday, January 20, 2026.
- The remote uninstallation feature from individual app pages in the Android “Google Play Store” is an app-centric remote uninstallation function focused on the specific app in question.
In the “Google System Updates” release notes for Android-related devices published on Monday, November 10, 2025, Google announced the release of a remote uninstallation feature for apps installed on other Android devices, accessible directly from the app’s page in the “Google Play Store” for Android.
Around October 2024, the “Google Play Store” for Android introduced a feature that allows users to bulk uninstall apps remotely from a list within the “Manage apps & device” page for other Android-related devices logged into the same Google account. On the other hand, the feature announced on November 10, 2025, allows you to remotely uninstall an app from another Android device directly from that specific app’s individual page—a long-awaited new feature.
Despite the lack of news following the November 10, 2025 announcement, this highly anticipated feature has finally begun rolling out with the v49.7 update of the “Google Play Store” app for Android, released on Tuesday, January 20, 2026.
The previously available bulk remote uninstallation feature in the “Manage apps & device” list is a device-centric function. In contrast, the newly released remote uninstallation feature from the specific app page in the “Google Play Store” is an app-centric function.
By understanding these characteristics and using them appropriately, you can efficiently and remotely uninstall unnecessary apps. We encourage you to make the most of it.
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