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Install Apps from Google Play Store Set App Download Preference Turn On/Off Automatic App Updates Clone Apps (Dual Apps) Force Stop an App Uninstall Apps Uninstall App Updates
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Install Apps from Google Play Store

In addition to install apk files or apps from unknown sources on the realme smartphone, we can also install them directly from the Google Play Store. However, a Google account is required for this. This guide shows the simple installation via the Play Store.

Android 11 | realme UI 2.0
Install Apps from Google Play Store - Tap on  Play Store
Install Apps from Google Play Store - Tap on the  Search bar
Install Apps from Google Play Store - Enter an  App name  and select a  Suggestion
Install Apps from Google Play Store - Tap on  Install
  1. Tap on Play Store
  2. Tap on the Search bar
  3. Enter an App name and select a Suggestion
  4. Tap on Install

Set App Download Preference

Those who want to install new apps from the Google Play Store on the realme smartphone can only download them via Wi-Fi by default.
If desired, apps can also be downloaded via mobile data. It is also possible to activate a query before each download, but this has to be set in the Play Store settings.

Android 11 | realme UI 2.0
Set App Download Preference - Tap on  Play Store
Set App Download Preference - Tap on  Google account
Set App Download Preference - Tap on  Settings
Set App Download Preference - Tap on  Network preferences
Set App Download Preference - Tap on  App download preference
Set App Download Preference - Choose an  Option  and tap on  Done
  1. Tap on Play Store
  2. Tap on Google account
  3. Tap on Settings
  4. Tap on Network preferences
  5. Tap on App download preference
  6. Choose an Option and tap on Done

Turn On/Off Automatic App Updates

Updates for installed apps are automatically downloaded and installed on the realme smartphone whenever there is a connection to a Wi-Fi network.
Automatic app updates can also be performed over the mobile network if desired. The option to completely disable automatic app updates is also provided.

Android 11 | realme UI 2.0
Turn On/Off Automatic App Updates - Tap on  Play Store
Turn On/Off Automatic App Updates - Tap on  Google account
Turn On/Off Automatic App Updates - Tap on  Settings
Turn On/Off Automatic App Updates - Tap on  Network preferences
Turn On/Off Automatic App Updates - Tap on  Auto-update apps
Turn On/Off Automatic App Updates - Choose an  Option  and tap on  Done
  1. Tap on Play Store
  2. Tap on Google account
  3. Tap on Settings
  4. Tap on Network preferences
  5. Tap on Auto-update apps
  6. Choose an Option and tap on Done

Clone Apps (Dual Apps)

On the realme smartphone, the system UI allows to clone certain apps, such as Messenger, WhatsApp, Facebook and many more. When cloned, the app works completely independently from the original app. Therefore, in the case of dual-SIM devices, it is possible, for example, to run WhatsApp with two phone accounts/numbers.

Dual apps can be installed via the "App Cloner" feature in App management.

Android 11 | realme UI 2.0
Clone Apps (Dual Apps) - Tap on  Settings
Clone Apps (Dual Apps) - Tap on  App management
Clone Apps (Dual Apps) - Tap on  App cloner
Clone Apps (Dual Apps) - Choose an  App
Clone Apps (Dual Apps) - Enable or disable  Create app clone
  1. Tap on Settings
  2. Tap on App management
  3. Tap on App cloner
  4. Choose an App
  5. Enable or disable Create app clone

Force Stop an App

On the realme smartphone, there is a "Force stop" feature that should only be used when the application is no longer responsive, i.e. it has hung. "Force stop" stops the application just as it is known on a Windows PC with "End task".

The disadvantage of this function is that, among other things, the application can no longer save the data before it is closed. It is therefore possible that certain data is not saved or is saved incorrectly, so it is also possible that the application stops working afterwards (but this does not usually happen).

Android 11 | realme UI 2.0
Force Stop an App - Tap on  Settings
Force Stop an App - Tap on  App management
Force Stop an App - Tap on  App list
Force Stop an App - Choose an  App
Force Stop an App - Tap on  Force stop
Force Stop an App - Tap on  Force stop  to confirm
  1. Tap on Settings
  2. Tap on App management
  3. Tap on App list
  4. Choose an App
  5. Tap on Force stop
  6. Tap on Force stop to confirm

Uninstall Apps

An app can be uninstalled from the realme smartphone in different ways. The quick way works via the home screen/app drawer by tapping and holding the shortcut. With "Uninstall", the application can be uninstalled quickly and easily.

The second way, as shown in this tutorial, can be used to uninstall any application, even if it is not visible on the home screen.

Android 11 | realme UI 2.0
Uninstall Apps - Tap on  Settings
Uninstall Apps - Tap on  App management
Uninstall Apps - Tap on  App list
Uninstall Apps - Choose an  App
Uninstall Apps - Tap on  Uninstall
Uninstall Apps - Tap on  OK
  1. Tap on Settings
  2. Tap on App management
  3. Tap on App list
  4. Choose an App
  5. Tap on Uninstall
  6. Tap on OK

Uninstall App Updates

For various apps or default system apps, an update can be uninstalled if there are errors or bugs afterwards on the realme smartphone.

After uninstalling an app update, the app is reset to the original version.

Note: It is recommended to reboot the device after uninstallation to finish the process.

Android 11 | realme UI 2.0
Uninstall App Updates - Tap on  Settings
Uninstall App Updates - Tap on  App management
Uninstall App Updates - Tap on  App list
Uninstall App Updates - Choose an  App
Uninstall App Updates - Open the  Menu
Uninstall App Updates - Tap on  Uninstall updates
Uninstall App Updates - Tap on  OK
  1. Tap on Settings
  2. Tap on App management
  3. Tap on App list
  4. Choose an App
  5. Open the Menu
  6. Tap on Uninstall updates
  7. Tap on OK

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