03-16-17 06:53 AM
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  1. anurag nishith's Avatar
    anurag nishith
    How to uninstall BlackBerry runtime for android app??

    Posted via CB10
    02-08-17 12:11 PM
  2. Bla1ze's Avatar
    Bla1ze
    Editor in Chief
    You don't.
    02-08-17 12:17 PM
  3. xandros9's Avatar
    xandros9
    Community Review Team
    You can't, just don't use it.
    02-08-17 01:32 PM
  4. Rahul Kanani1's Avatar
    Rahul Kanani1
    You can't do that. Though you are able to delete it once but as soon as you reboot your device it will automatically installed by the system...

    Posted via CB10
    02-09-17 03:06 AM
  5. fresh_prince916's Avatar
    fresh_prince916
    Originally Posted by xandros9
    You can't, just don't use it.
    How do you just not use it
    03-15-17 10:56 PM
  6. xandros9's Avatar
    xandros9
    Community Review Team
    Originally Posted by fresh_prince916
    How do you just not use it
    By not installing any Android applications from anywhere?
    03-15-17 10:57 PM
  7. rthonpm's Avatar
    rthonpm
    Trusted Member
    The runtime isn't an application, it's a core part of the operating system. Don't install any ported apps from BlackBerry World or install Amazon apps and it won't be in use.

    Posted via CB10
    03-16-17 05:45 AM
  8. Emaderton3's Avatar
    Emaderton3
    Trusted Member
    Why do so many core apps (calendar, contacts, browser, etc.) show up in Ghost Commander? Do they rely on some aspect of the runtime?

    Posted via CB10
    03-16-17 06:43 AM
  9. anon(4243545)'s Avatar
    anon(4243545)
    Originally Posted by Emaderton3
    Why do so many core apps (calendar, contacts, browser, etc.) show up in Ghost Commander? Do they rely on the runtime?

    Posted via CB10
    They're the Android 4 default apps included in the Runtime, not the native ones (there are the browser as you pointed out, the photos gallery, settings etc), which can be accessed via a commander, and are sometimes used by the "emulated" app.
    Now, actually OS 10 isn't a proper OS, because Android tasks and "BB 10" ones have the same priority and run toghether: there will always be a few Android processes or demons running in the background. So yes, Android 4 is part of OS 10's DNA, and cannot be removed by any means.
    03-16-17 06:53 AM
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