How to Uninstall Google Play Store in 3 Steps

Make a Backup of your data

Rooting your phone can result in the complete loss of all the data on your phone, so before undertaking this procedure, be sure you have a complete backup of all your data, including contacts, messages, photos, videos, and any other documents or databases you have installed on your phone.

Root your Phone

Rooting your phone means that you unlock the operating system and make yourself a Super Administrator and gain privileged access to all parts of the operating system. 

When your phone is rooted, you can install unauthorized applications, update the operating system, uninstall applications that came with the phone that you consider bloatware or unnecessary, and under and overclock the processor, among others. 

This process can void your warranty and damage the operating system completely if you do not know what you are doing, so approach with care. 

You may have to go to Security and enable installing apps from unknown sources to achieve this. 

To do this, you will have to download software. Here are a few options:

– Dr.Fone – Root (free)

– Kingoroot (free)

• Root Genius (free)

Delete Google Play Store

Now that you are established as a Super Administrator and have full access to your operating system, you can delete the Google Play Store.