You can use apps that you bought on Google Play on any Android device without the need to pay again. Each device must be signed in to the same Google Account. Learn how to sync apps across devices. If you turn off an app that comes with your device, you can turn it back on. Learn how to manage unused apps on Android.

Your apps will not be deleted from your devices. How app info from your devices helps you. This data helps Google recognize which app to use to complete a task. For example, when you say things like "Hey Google, play music" to your Google Assistant or smart device, this data helps your Google Assistant select a music app to open.

When you archive an app, the app data is removed, but will keep the app icon and your personal data on your device. Learn how to archive unused apps on Android. Related resources. Reinstall and re-enable apps; Disable apps that came with your phone; Manage unused apps; Change app permissions on your Android phone; Archive unused apps on Android

If you install apps from outside of Google Play, your device can send Google information about those apps. This information helps Google better protect everyone from harmful apps. The information can include log information, URLs related to the app, device ID, Android version, and IP address. Learn about Google Play Protect.

The Play Store app comes pre-installed on Android devices that support Google Play, and can be downloaded on some Chromebooks. Open the Play Store app On your device, go to the Apps section.

Tap Manage apps & device Manage. From the dropdown menu, select the device you want to uninstall apps from. Select the list of apps you want to uninstall. At the top right, tap Uninstall Uninstall. Reinstall apps on a new or second device. If you get a new device or if you have issues with App sync, you can reinstall any apps you bought.

Find apps for your watch, tablet, TV, car, or other device. You can use Play store filters to search or browse apps and games that are compatible with each of your devices. On your phone: Open the Google Play app . At the top, search for an app or content. In the dropdown menu, choose a device associated with your account. On your computer:

When you archive an app, the app data is removed, but will keep the app icon and your personal data on your device. Learn how to archive unused apps on Android. Related resources. Reinstall and re-enable apps; Disable apps that came with your phone; Manage unused apps; Change app permissions on your Android phone; Archive unused apps on Android

2021年3月11日 · The apps you see in the Play Store are written to run on devices that use the Android operating system and some, but not all, Chromebooks. Your computer probably runs the Windows operating system. They aren't compatible.

It checks your device for potentially harmful apps from other sources. These harmful apps are sometimes called malware. It warns you about potentially harmful apps. It may deactivate or remove harmful apps from your device. It warns you about detected apps that violate our Unwanted Software Policy by hiding or misrepresenting important information.