[pastorbrad]

I have no use for it and it is a big chunk of memory. Yet there seems to be no delete option?

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[jaydee5799]

right there isn't. The only way you could possibly delete it is to get all the bar files for the OS and remove it from being installed in the first place. Even when you use Playbook manager in Chrome or Sachesi, you are unable to remove it. I would think only way is to figure out which bar file (or files) it is and not install them. Of course, that supposes that it is not inside the core OS....cause if it is, there is NO way to remove it.

That's my take on it. Maybe someone else has a better idea.

[kbz1960]

Hello. Welcome to CB. Open your photo app and swipe down and choose settings. You can turn automatic stories off if it is on and creating stories on it's own.

[pastorbrad]

I meant, remove the program altogether. Can't be done easily if at all it seems.

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[kbz1960]

It takes up 65mb. Do you need 65 more Mb?

[nmduc073]

It takes up 65mb. Do you need 65 more Mb?

No. But it is never used. And many people want to remove it.
Whenever I install new leak, I have to move many app links to a folder so that I don't have to see them.

[kbz1960]

Just like carrier apps.

[nolochemical]

Hello. Welcome to CB. Open your photo app and swipe down and choose settings. You can turn automatic stories off if it is on and creating stories on it's own.

Thank You!