how to delete kindle fire apps?

It is generally safe to clear data on apps, although there are some caveats. Clearing data will remove any data that the app has stored about you, but it will not delete any user data that is stored by Google or another third-party service. Apps may also store data about your usage habits and preferences, which can be useful for marketing or other purposes.

Yes, uninstalling an app will clear any data that was stored in the app.

No, clear data does not delete everything. Clear data is a process that allows users to see and manage their data in a more organized way. It can help users find and remove outdated or irrelevant information, and it can make it easier to find the information they need.

There are a few ways to free up internal storage on your Android device. One way is to clear out the cache and data of your apps. Another way is to delete unused files from your device.

To move apps from internal storage to SD card on Kindle Fire tablet:
Open the Settings app on your Kindle Fire tablet.
Under “Storage and Memory,” tap “Manage Apps.”
Tap the app you want to move and select “Move to SD Card.”
Follow the on-screen instructions to finish moving the app to your SD card.

There is no built-in way to delete factory installed apps on Android. You would need to go through the app’s settings and uninstall it from there.

Memory is a subset of storage. Storage can be divided into internal storage and external storage. Internal storage is on the tablet itself and external storage is on a connected device.

Yes, 128 GB is a lot for a tablet. Most tablets come with 16-32 GB of storage, so 128 GB would be more than half the total storage.

To set your SD card as the default storage on a Fire tablet, open the Settings app and select Storage. Tap the SD card icon and select Use as Default.

There are a few potential reasons why you might not be able to move your apps to your SD card.  One possibility is that the apps are installed on a partition of your hard drive that is formatted as a different type of storage than your SD card. If this is the case, you’ll need to reformat your hard drive in order to make room for the new apps.
Another possibility is that the apps themselves are preventing you from moving them to your SD card.

There is no single answer to this question as it depends on your device and the operating system you are using. However, some methods to set your SD card as the default storage location include:
Open the Settings app on your device and scroll down to Storage. Tap on the SD card icon and select Use as Default.
On a computer, open a file explorer such as File Explorer or Windows Explorer.

When you first turn on your Kindle Fire, you’ll be asked to set up your device. On the first screen, under “Settings,” you’ll see a button that says “Clear Data.” Tap it, and then follow the on-screen instructions. This will erase all the content on your Kindle Fire, including any books, movies, apps, games, or music that you’ve downloaded or purchased from Amazon.

There are a few reasons why your Kindle might say “low storage.” The most common reason is that you have books or other content stored on the device that is taking up space. To free up space, you can delete books or content from your Kindle. You can also try deleting items from your Amazon account, but this may not be enough space. If you still have low storage, you may need to purchase more storage.

A tablet typically has between 8GB and 16GB of storage, but the amount of storage varies depending on the model.

To delete an Amazon app, open the Amazon App Store on your device and tap the three lines in the top left corner of the screen. Tap the “Deleting an App” button and confirm by tapping “Delete.