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How do I uninstall Aurora from my Android device?

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tswright
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I installed Aurora on my Android 2.3.6 mobile phone. It is not visible in "My Apps" in the Google Play Store. I keep getting prompted to update to the same version of the app over and over, so I want to remove it - however it doesn't show up in the list of installed apps. How can I remove it?

I installed Aurora on my Android 2.3.6 mobile phone. It is not visible in "My Apps" in the Google Play Store. I keep getting prompted to update to the same version of the app over and over, so I want to remove it - however it doesn't show up in the list of installed apps. How can I remove it?

Gekose oplossing

Hi,

If you go into Settings on your android phone (it is in the hardware menu button on v2.3) and then go to Applications > Manage Applications and then tap Aurora you will see an uninstall button. Thanks for helping to test Aurora, and sorry that it became so annoying!

Thanks, Michelle

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mluna
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Gekose oplossing

Hi,

If you go into Settings on your android phone (it is in the hardware menu button on v2.3) and then go to Applications > Manage Applications and then tap Aurora you will see an uninstall button. Thanks for helping to test Aurora, and sorry that it became so annoying!

Thanks, Michelle

James
James
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Is it really installing to the same build over and over or rather a update?. The Aurora channel get updates whenever there are checkins and since checkins happen almost every day there is a update each day there are checkins. The Aurora channel no longer has the build ID date so it can seem like it is the same build each update.

pedrofsn
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I installed in my Galaxy Y and i can`t see the app to remove, in Manage Applications.

How is the folder of app? I`ve root acess and i can browse and delete.

tswright
tswright Vraag-eienaar
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That did it! I was trying to find Aurora through Google Play, and that was my problem - it was not showing up. I needed to find it through Settings->Applications->Manage applications, then it worked for me.

Thanks!