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How to Find Hidden Apps on Android

By Matthew Lynch
June 8, 2023
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Android devices are getting smarter day by day, and with the help of various applications, users can do a lot of things on their phones. However, not all apps are visible on your Android phone, some are hidden or disguised as something else. These hidden apps can be a potential threat to your privacy and security. Thus, it is necessary to learn how to find hidden apps on Android. Here are some ways through which you can find hidden apps on your phone.

1. Use an App Drawer

Most Android phones come with a default app drawer that displays all your applications. However, some apps can be hidden, so you should look for the “All Apps” button, which will reveal all the apps installed on your Android phone. Alternatively, you can use a third-party app launcher such as Nova Launcher or Alphabet Launcher. These launchers allow you to customize your home screen and app drawer, making it easy to find hidden apps.

2. Use Settings

Another way to find hidden apps on Android is to use the Settings app. Open your Settings app, and then go to “Apps” or “Application Manager.” You should see a list of all installed apps on your phone. Look for something suspicious or unknown; that might be a hidden app. Once you have found an app that looks suspicious, tap on it, and then tap “Storage.” Here, you can see the space used by the app, its cache, and its data. If you notice that an app is using a lot of storage and you’re not sure of its purpose, then it may be a hidden app.

3. Check the Downloaded Apps List

One of the most straightforward ways to find hidden apps on Android is to check the downloaded apps list. Go to the Google Play Store, tap on the three horizontal bars, and select “My apps & games.” Here, you should see a list of all the apps you have downloaded on your phone. If you notice an app that you don’t remember downloading or that looks suspicious, then it may be a hidden app that you need to remove.

4. Look for Hidden Files

Some apps can hide files on your phone, so it’s important to check for hidden files manually. Open your File Manager app and look for suspicious folders that may contain hidden files. If you find a folder that you don’t recognize or that looks suspicious, you can use an app like ES File Explorer to open it and see what’s inside.

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