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Find out What Android App Stack is.

i. To uninstall App Stack on Android, you may follow these steps:

1. Go to **Settings** - **Apps & notifications** - **See all apps**.
2. Scroll down and find **App Stack**.
3. Tap on **App Stack**.
4. Tap on **Uninstall**.
5. Tap on **Uninstall again** to confirm.

App Stack will be uninstalled from your Android device.

Note: If you are unable to uninstall App Stack, it may be because it is a system app. System apps are pre-installed on your Android device and cannot be uninstalled without root access.

Here are some additional things you can do:

* **Disable App Stack:** If you do not want to uninstall App Stack, you can disable it. To do this, follow the steps above, but instead of tapping on **Uninstall**, tap on **Disable**.
* **Remove App Stack's notification:** If App Stack is sending you notifications, you can remove them. To do this, go to **Settings** - **Notifications** - **App Stack**. Toggle off the switch next to **Show notifications**.
* **Clear App Stack's data and cache:** If App Stack is not working properly, you can clear its data and cache. To do this, go to **Settings** - **Apps & notifications** - **See all apps**. Scroll down and find **App Stack**. Tap on **App Stack**. Tap on **Storage & cache**. Tap on **Clear cache**. Then, tap on **Clear storage**.

If you are still having problems with App Stack, you can contact the manufacturer of your Android device for help.

i. If you uninstall App Stack, you will no longer be able to use the following features:

* App grouping: App Stack allows you to group apps together based on their usage or other criteria. This can help you to organize your apps and find the ones you need more easily.
* App shortcuts: App Stack allows you to create shortcuts to your favorite apps on your home screen. This can save you time and effort when you need to access an app.
* App recommendations: App Stack can recommend new apps to you based on your usage patterns. This can help you to discover new apps that you might enjoy.

If you are not using these features, you can safely uninstall App Stack without any negative consequences. However, if you do use these features, you may want to consider disabling App Stack instead of uninstalling it. This will allow you to continue using the features that you want, while also freeing up some storage space on your device.

Here are some additional things to keep in mind if you are considering uninstalling App Stack:

* App Stack is a system app on some Android devices. This means that it may not be possible to uninstall it without root access.
* If you uninstall App Stack, you may also lose any data that is associated with it. This includes app grouping settings, app shortcuts, and app recommendations.
* If you are not sure whether or not you should uninstall App Stack, you can contact the manufacturer of your Android device for help.

ii. App Stack notification is a feature on some Android devices that allows you to see a list of recently used apps in a single notification. This can be helpful if you want to quickly access an app that you have used recently, but you cannot remember the name of the app or where it is located on your device.

To enable App Stack notification, go to **Settings** - **Notifications** - **App Stack**. Toggle on the switch next to **Show notifications**.

When you receive an App Stack notification, you can tap on it to see a list of recently used apps. You can then tap on an app to open it.

You can also clear App Stack notification by swiping it away.

If you do not want to receive App Stack notification, you can disable it by following the steps above, but instead of toggling on the switch next to **Show notifications**, toggle it off.

Here are some additional things to keep in mind about App Stack notification:

* App Stack notification is not available on all Android devices.
* App Stack notification may not work properly with all apps.
* App Stack notification may use up some battery power.

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