I have used ROM Toolbox and other apps that give the option to either "freeze" or "delete" system apps. I understand that the main reason to freeze is so you can bring it back if it causes instability.
Obviously deleting opens up space, giving you more available. Other than that, is choosing between freezing or deleting the same as far as performance? I know I might use ROM Toolbox to freeze an app, but looking at it in System App Remover Pro by Jumble still shows those apps as it they are still there - although they are frozen.
The reason I ask is that I am still using about 80% of ram all of the time. I have extensively frozen apps, but have tried to avoid full deletes.
I am on muniz_ri method of installing lollipop: "[How-To] Update to G900VVRU1BOA8 5.0 & KeepRoot (2/3/2015)"
Thank you!
Obviously deleting opens up space, giving you more available. Other than that, is choosing between freezing or deleting the same as far as performance? I know I might use ROM Toolbox to freeze an app, but looking at it in System App Remover Pro by Jumble still shows those apps as it they are still there - although they are frozen.
The reason I ask is that I am still using about 80% of ram all of the time. I have extensively frozen apps, but have tried to avoid full deletes.
I am on muniz_ri method of installing lollipop: "[How-To] Update to G900VVRU1BOA8 5.0 & KeepRoot (2/3/2015)"
Thank you!
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