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Cómo borrar apps de forma manual
Los usuarios pueden borrar apps de forma manual de su dispositivo, a menos que el DPC del dispositivo les impida hacerlo. Si la app aún está disponible en Google Play Store administrado, el usuario puede volver a instalarla.
Si quitas una app de policy de Device, se evitarán instalaciones y actualizaciones nuevas de la app en ese dispositivo. Sin embargo, la app no se desinstala automáticamente.
Borrar apps
Para borrar una app del dispositivo de un usuario, llama a Installs.delete.
Recupera licencias de aplicaciones pagadas
El hecho de desinstalar una app no borra el derecho que el usuario tiene sobre ella. Llama a Entitlements.delete para desvincular un derecho de un usuario y liberar la licencia de este para la app.
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