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Uninstalling Android App that Cannot be Uninstalled Normally in Settings

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After tapping on the Uninstall Button as shown in the left picture, the dialog with only logo appears like in the right picture.

First time I encountered this kind of App that when you try to uninstall it, it will just display a dialog with its logo and no buttons nor any choice in it to be removed.

What you need before starting:

1. Make sure you have enabled the Developer Options in your Phone, just search on how you can do it in your phone

2. Make sure you have ADB installed, the location of ADB in windows is usually found in C:\Users\[user]\AppData\Local\Android\sdk\platform-tools if you can't find the AppData, it's probably hidden so check the option to show hidden folders if you're trying to view it and it's not there. If you don't have ADB, just search on how you can install it because it's packaged in Android Studio in my case.
3. Get the package name of the App by going to Google Play Store and look at it's ID in its URL, it looks like this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobextph.krispykreme&hl=en&rdid=com.mobextph.krispykreme, that's how I got the package name though I'm not sure if that will always be it's package name, so if you got problem with that search for a way to get the package name of the app that's installed in your phone especially if it's not in Play Store.

So here's how I uninstalled it using Android Debug Bridge or ADB:

1. Connect your phone through a USB cable and enable USB Debugging

2. Lunch CMD or Command Prompt and navigate to the folder where the adb is located

3. Enter the command "adb uninstall pacakage name" example, "adb uninstall com.mobextph.krispykreme" and hit enter and you should see the success confirmation once it's successful as shown in the screenshot of the CMD below.
Successfully uninstalled using ADB Command.
Let's be careful on installing Apps and we should always review the App Permission during installation. The Permission of this particular App is I think more than it's intended function.

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