If you’d rather not deal with instant apps, you’ll be happy to know how easy it is to disable them. According to Google, not all Android phones support instant apps. If yours does, you can disable it by opening the settings menu in the Google Play app and navigating to General > Google Play Instant. From here, simply toggle off the “Upgrade Web Links” option. With this off, search links will no longer open using instant apps, though you can still launch instant apps manually by tapping the “Try Now” button on its Google Play Store listing. This menu also allows you to see a running list of instant apps you’ve tried in the past. You can tap each to see more info about it. It’ll show you how much data it’s using before giving you the option to clear it.
If you’d rather use instant apps, you’ll want to be aware of some extra options available to you. One of the most important things to know is that, on some devices, you can manage individual permissions for each instant app just as you would a regular one, giving you granular control over whether they can access your camera or microphone, for example. This is an important feature for those with security and privacy concerns. To change these, you’ll need to head into the app’s info view as described above and tap permissions.
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