After hard reset what apps should I delete/uninstall?

[Rosser25]

While that is true, it is important to only disable 1-2 items at a time. That way, if you have trouble with the phone after disabling apps, it's easy to determine the cause. Disable 1-2 apps, then test the phone for at least 6 hours, including running everything you normally use.


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Gonna try that. Those warning that the phone may not work properly worries me.

 

[Sajo]

Gonna try that. Those warning that the phone may not work properly worries me.

Most apps display that message when you disable them. I have been disabling apps for years and never had a problem. If there ever is a problem just go back in and select Enable

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[Rosser25]

Most apps display that message when you disable them. I have been disabling apps for years and never had a problem. If there ever is a problem just go back in and select Enable

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I've disabled a few and nothing seems affected so far.

 

[Sajo]

I've disabled a few and nothing seems affected so far.

Good deal. [emoji106]

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[UrbanBounca]

I know I'm a bit late, but here's a list of what I've disabled on my Verizon S8 Edge without an issue.

• Amazon Shopping
• Android System WebView
• ANT Radio Service
• ANT+ Plugins Service
• Bixby Global Action
• Bixby Service
• Bixby Voice Stub
• Briefing
• Caller Name ID
• Cloud
• Dictionary
• Gmail
• Google Text-to-speech Engine
• Google VR Services
• Hancom Office Editor
• Message+
• My Verizon
• My Verizon Services
• OK Google Enrollment
• Samsung voice input
• Secure Folder
• Security & Privacy
• Verizon Location Agent
• Voice Service
• Voice Service Framework
• Write on PDF
• YouTube

Many of them are only on Samsung devices, but it's a good start as to what you can likely disable without a system issue. There are also multiple games and Google apps that can simply be uninstalled.