HTC U Ultra卸载News Republic及禁用推送通知方法咨询

Alright, let's tackle your News Republic issues on the HTC U Ultra—we'll cover both uninstalling the app and making sure those annoying push notifications stay off for good.

Uninstalling News Republic #

The process depends on whether the app was preloaded by HTC or you installed it yourself:

Scenario 1: You installed News Republic manually (not preloaded) #

• Quick method: Long-press the News Republic icon on your home screen, drag it to the Uninstall option at the top of the screen, and confirm the action.
• System settings method:
  1. Open Settings → Apps & notifications → See all apps
  2. Scroll to find News Republic and tap into its app info page
  3. Tap Uninstall and confirm when prompted

Scenario 2: News Republic is a preloaded system app #

HTC U Ultra may come with this app preinstalled, which means the regular Uninstall button will be grayed out. You have two solid options here:

Option A: Disable the app (no extra tools needed)

Disabling the app will stop it from running, using resources, or sending notifications—plus it will disappear from your home screen:

1. Follow the steps above to get to the News Republic app info page
2. Tap Disable and confirm the action

Option B: Full uninstall (requires ADB tools)

If you want to completely remove it from your system (no root required, just developer mode enabled):

1. Enable Developer Options on your phone:
   • Open Settings → About phone → Tap Build number 7 times until you see "You are now a developer!"
2. Go back to Settings, open Developer options, and toggle on USB debugging
3. Connect your HTC U Ultra to your computer (select "File Transfer" mode when prompted)
4. Open a command prompt/terminal on your computer, then run these commands:

   adb devices
   

   (This confirms your phone is connected—you'll see your device's serial number)

   adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.newsrepublic.app
   

   • The -k flag keeps app data (remove it if you don't need any leftover data: adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.newsrepublic.app)
5. Once the command runs successfully, the app will be fully removed from your system

Blocking Push Notifications (Double Insurance) #

You already tried blocking all notifications via system settings, which is great—but let's add a second layer to make sure nothing slips through:

1. If you haven't uninstalled/disabled the app yet, open News Republic
2. Tap the menu icon (three dots or lines in the top-right corner) and select Settings
3. Navigate to Notifications or Push Notifications and toggle off every single option (headlines, personalized alerts, etc.)
4. Back in the system app info page for News Republic, go to Permissions and toggle off the Notifications permission entirely—this removes the app's ability to request any notifications at the system level

If you've already disabled or uninstalled the app, you're done—no more push notifications will come through from it.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Michael S.