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Similar to Windows, Android on mobile is preconfigured with many apps launching at startup. By default, you're not allowed to block or disable these apps. However, by following the content in the article below, you can prevent Android apps from auto-starting at boot.
Prevent Android apps from auto-starting at boot
*To prevent Android apps from automatically launching at startup, you need to root your device and install Xposed Framework first.
Step 1: Firstly, open the Xposed Installer app. Then select Downloads and search for 'BootManager'.
Step 2: Here, choose the latest version and press Install to proceed with the installation.
Step 3: After installation, go to Modules, check BootManager, and follow the instructions before rebooting your device.
Step 4: After rebooting, open Xposed Installer and select BootManager. Now you can mark the apps you don't want to auto-start when the device boots up.
This is how Mytour has just introduced you to the method of blocking Android apps from automatically launching at startup. By doing this, you can optimize the app loading process when the device starts up, helping save more resources. Additionally, we also provide guidance on How to Speed Up Clean Master on Android. If interested, feel free to check it out.
