Applications Usage Statistics helps you find apps you never use (or haven’t opened in a long time) so you can safely remove them and free space.
Open the tool
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In Trojan Scanner, tap the clock/history icon on the home screen.
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The list shows each app’s last launch time and total time used.
Understand the list
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Never used: installed but never opened.
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Last launch: when you last opened the app.
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Total time: cumulative usage time since install.
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Checkbox: select apps to remove in bulk.
Filter or sort
Tap Show to focus the list:
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Installed, but never used
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Launched before [date] (e.g., older than 30/60/90 days)
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All, oldest at the top
Remove unused apps
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Check the apps you want to remove.
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Tap Uninstall and confirm.
Tip: If an app is preinstalled or device-admin, Android may block removal. Open the app’s App info to disable or revoke admin first.
Privacy & permissions
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Trojan Scanner reads usage statistics only to compute last launch and total time.
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No personal content is collected.
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If the list is empty: enable Usage access for Trojan Scanner in Settings → Security/Privacy → Usage access → Trojan Scanner → Allow.
When to use it
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Free up storage without guesswork.
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Spot stealthy apps you forgot about.
Use the list as a review aid
Low usage does not mean an app is malicious or safe to remove. Before uninstalling, check whether it provides device administration, accessibility, authentication, backup, wearable, or system functions that run without frequent screen activity. Review the publisher, install source, permissions, storage use, and last update. Remove one questionable app at a time and confirm that required features still work. Usage information should support a decision, not make it automatically. For installation and permission context, see the Trojan Scanner for Android setup guide.