You can try this way:
App Store>Updates>Purchased
- View the apps you deleted
- Find the app which about the same size with NULL app or version that match to the "Null" version
- Download the app again
- Remove it again and delete the cache
Hope it works for you.
Answer from Mark on Stack ExchangeQuora
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What is 'Null'? When I deleted an app, a message popped up saying “ALLOW NULL TO ACCESS”. I have an iPhone XR. All firmware is updated. - Quora
Answer (1 of 4): That is (probably) a programming error of an old app. Those type of error messages come from the way how messages are handled during programming. This is how these messages are created: Some basic message is prepared: for example: ALLOW TO ACCESS
Apple Community
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"Null" app can't be deleted - Apple Community
June 16, 2017 - Once re-installed I was able to do a backup to my computer...then I was able to delete it completely! Good Luck! Hope this works for you too. I plugged my phone into my computer, launched iexplorer (I have a paid version; you may be able to do this with a free version), clicked on apps, and any app that looked like a web page ended up being a null app on my phone.
Google Support
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Don't have full control - Android Community
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A52 5g ghost app - Samsung Community
August 22, 2024 - First try to restart your phone and see if it disappears. If not then try wiping the partition cache https://www.samsung.com/uk/support/mobile-devices/how-do-i-clear-the-cache-on-my-device/ ... I had the same experience, restarting the phone ...
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I have had a similar crash in my application logs, NPE crash on MyApplication.get() method. After long search, I discovered that this crash was caused by the app restoration from the cloud.
If you have android:allowBackup="true" if the application tag of your manifest file, it could be your case too.
When the app data is restored, the app is killed in an unusual way, and when the user starts the app again, MyApplication.onCreate method is never called.
Easy steps to reproduce this crash are :
1) enable the app data saving on cloud in the device settings.
2) force a cloud saving for the app from the command line by launching : adb shell bmgr backupnow my.package.name
3) launch the app
4) trigger cloud backup from the command line : adb shell bmgr restore my.package.name => the app will stop
5) launch the app again by clicking on its icon => the app crashes with a NPE
You can trigger the crash again by repeating steps 4 and 5.
There are differents ways to solve this crash :
disable backup :
android:allowBackup="false"get an app instance from the activity getApplication method (caution : I am not sure it will be a MyApplication object)
force killing and restarting the app when application instance is null
use a custom BackupAgent to avoid the issue
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Do you have multidex enabled in your gradle file like this
android {
defaultConfig {
...
minSdkVersion 15
targetSdkVersion 28
multiDexEnabled true
}
}
Reddit
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r/samsunggalaxy on Reddit: What is this app? Its called 'null'. I have not downloaded any third party app from chrome or anything.
December 16, 2023 - You surfed the Internet with Chrome, so you can't possibly know that. ... Do wipe cache partition. If this don't work try deleting the last app you downloaded (not updated) from the play store.
TechRadar
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How to uninstall apps on Android | TechRadar
December 25, 2024 - It's easy to manage apps on your Android phone by regularly uninstalling those you no longer need. It's a good idea to do this regularly to ensure optimal device performance and also just to make sure that everything on your phone is better organized. Whether you drag and delete apps directly from the home screen, manage multiple apps uninstalls through the Play Store's settings, or individually search and remove apps from within the Play Store itself, you're now on your way to keeping your device clutter-free.
EE
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Uninstalling apps on your Samsung Galaxy S21 Android 11.0 | EE
Press the required app. ... Press Uninstall. ... Press Uninstall. ... Press the Home key to return to the home screen.
Quora
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How to uninstall an app that has no name and no icon in 'Android', causing ads - Quora
Answer (1 of 6): 1.Install app named ’Files’ by Google. 2.Files
Google Support
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Delete apps on your Android device - Android Help
Some of these steps work only on Android 13 and up. Learn how to check your Android version. Open the Google Play Store app . At the top right, tap the Profile icon. Tap Manage apps & devices Manage. Select the name of the app you want to delete.
Stack Overflow
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java - Why am I getting null on a method to delete an Android TableRow? - Stack Overflow
The two methods that created the TableRows dynamically for the TableLayouts add a tag based identifier for each row created, so when the deleteTableRows() method is called, the correct row is deleted based upon the tag identifier.
Tech Advisor
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How to Delete Apps on Android: Uninstall Any App - Tech Advisor
August 5, 2024 - Scroll through the list of installed apps and tap the one you want to delete. Tap ‘Uninstall’ and confirm your choice. ... If you don’t see an ‘Uninstall’ option, then that means you’re likely looking at a system app that you’re not able to remove entirely from your Android phone or tablet.
Wikihow
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How to Open Null Files Easily: Windows, Mac, Android, iOS
March 10, 2025 - Since a file ending with .null isn't going to be important to any apps, it's likely safe to delete. ... Open your file manager on your Android or iOS device.
Samsung Community
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Solved: null Application Problem - Samsung Members
January 27, 2025 - hi, what is this? this just popped ... thankyou! My device is Galaxy A06 · Solved! Go to Solution. ... Just restart your phone or force stop one ui home app to fix this....
OnePlus Community
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NULL is using your camera/microphone
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Asurion
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How to delete pre-installed apps on Android | Asurion
December 1, 2025 - Tired of unused apps taking up space on your Android? Learn how to delete or disable pre-installed apps with this easy step-by-step guide.
Quora
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Why can't I delete the NULL app in my iOS settings? - Quora
Answer (1 of 3): App Store>Updates>Purchased 1.view the apps you deleted 2.find the app which about the same size with NULL app 3.download the app again 4.remove it again and delete the cache Summary: Because when you delete the application chose to keep the data, resulting in data remains o...
Samsung
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How to uninstall, disable, remove or delete Samsung phone apps | Samsung UK
Find out how to uninstall, disable, remove or delete Samsung embedded apps from your Galaxy phone with our easy guide and instructions.