How To Uninstall Or Bypass MMGuardian On Phone: Check This Out

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If you want to uninstall or bypass MMGuardian on your phone, you can do it in 4 ways: uninstalling, unlinking, disabling Google Play parental controls, and deleting Google Play data.

Do you think you have a monitoring app or spyware installed on your phone?

Although one can use parental monitoring apps, such as MMGuardian, for good things, installing it on a target device without the user’s knowledge and consent can be illegal.

If you feel like MMGuardian is installed on your phone without permission, or if you simply don’t want it installed on your phone or on the target phone anymore, then you’ve come to the right place.

In this tutorial, I’ll teach you how to uninstall MMGuardian or bypass it using 4 methods.

4 Ways To Uninstall Or Bypass MMGuardian: Step-By-Step 

Monitoring apps such as the MMGuardian parental control app exist so that parents can make sure their children aren’t exposed to anything inappropriate for their age.

If you would like to remove the app or at least prevent it from accessing the target phone, here’s how.

By Uninstalling The MMGuardian App

MMGuardian uses device administrator privileges to protect it from uninstallation. In other words, if you try to uninstall it, you’ll be asked for the account password.

If you don’t have access to this, you can accidentally brick the device by trying to uninstall it without it. You can find a workaround by booting the device in safe mode, but you’ll have to undergo a lengthy and complicated process.

That said, if you do have access to the admin password and phone, then uninstalling the MMGuardian child app is easy. Here are the steps:

  1. From your phone, open the MMGuardian app.
    Mm guardian app login page
  2. You will then be asked to log in with the admin/parent password. Enter the password to access the interface and click Submit.
    Mmguardian login page with the password entered and the submit button highlighted
  3. Once you’ve logged in, navigate to the top-right corner of the interface. Tap the trashcan icon in the green bar.
    Mmguardian dashboard with the trashcan icon highlighted
  4. The app will then present you with a window. Tap the Uninstall MMGuardian button.
    Mmguardian new window with the uninstall mmguardian button highlighted
  5. Tap OK to confirm.
    Uninstall mmguardian confirmation with the ok option highlighted
  6. MMGuardian will now disable protections and will ask you if you want to uninstall the app. To completely stop MMGuarding from monitoring the target device’s activities, tap OK.
    MMGuardian uninstall final confirmation pop up with the ok button highlighted

By Disconnecting Your Device From MMGuardian

If you have access to the device’s admin credentials, you can also disable MMGuardian from the web portal itself. You can do this via your desktop, laptop, or phone browser.

  1. Go to the MMGuardian web portal via your computer’s browser.
    MMguardian web portal
  2. From here, use the admin/parent email and password to log in.
    MMguardian web portal with the login entry fields and login button highlighted
  3. You will then enter the MMGuardian interface. If multiple devices are being monitored, pick the correct device from the tabs in the green bar at the top. Your device’s phone number should be indicated here. As you can see, since I only have one device being monitored, there’s only one tab in my interface.
    Mmguardian overview dashboard with the device phone number indicator tab highlighted
  4. Click the options tab, indicated by the hamburger icon beside the monitored phone number.
    Mmguardian upper part overview window with the hamburger menu highlighted
  5. From the options tab that will appear, go to the bottom part and pick Settings, denoted by a wrench icon.
    MMguardian  menu with the settings tab highlighted
  6. Once you’re in the Settings window, check to see if the phone number indicated is the one you want to disconnect from MMGuardian. You’ll see its phone number displayed at the top-left corner of the interface.
    Mmguardian phone settings window with the number field highlighted
  7. Once you’ve made sure that it’s what you want to get rid of, click the red “Delete from Account” button on the bottom right of the interface.
lower part of Mmguardian settings window with the delete from account button highlighted

By Disabling Parental Controls In The Play Store

You can also bypass MMGuardian’s ability to spy on your activities by turning off the Parental Control feature in the Play Store.

  1. Open Google Play Store on your device.
    Android home screen with the playstore app highlighted
  2. Tap your profile picture at the top-right corner of the interface to show the options screen. If you don’t have a profile picture, you’ll just see the first letter of your name.
    Playstore For you screen with the account button highlighted
  3. A new menu will pop up. Tap Settings.
    Playstore Accounts menu with the settings option highlighted
  4. Next, tap Family.
    Playstore settings with the family tab highlighted
  5. Lastly, click Parental Controls. If they’re on, you’ll see “on” and if they’re off, you’ll see “off.”
    Playstore parental controls settings with the parental controls are on option highlighted
  6. Tap the slider button right beside it to turn it off. You’ll have to enter the device’s PIN to continue.
    Enter content Pin pop up for Playstore parental control
  7. Your parental controls should now be off.
Playstore parental controls settings with the parental controls are on option highlighted

By Disabling Parental Controls In The Play Store Without A PIN

Even if you don’t have the correct PIN for disabling Parental Controls, you can still bypass it through this nifty trick.

  1. Go to Settings.
    Android home screen with the settings app highlighted
  2. Scroll down and click Storage.
    Android settings with the storage option highlighted
  3. Look for the Google Play Store app. You may have to scroll down, depending on how many apps you have. Once you’ve found it, tap it to proceed.
    Android app storage settings with the  Google Play store app highlighted
  4. You’ll see options to Clear Cache or Clear Data. Tap Clear Data and confirm. This will erase any saved information on the Play Store, including settings for parental control features.
Storage settings for Google Play store with  the clear data button highlighted

FAQs

Can MMGuardian Be Bypassed?

You can bypass MMGuardian more easily than other spy apps on the market, such as mSpy. This can be done by uninstalling it, unlinking from the account, disabling parental controls on Google Play, and deleting Google Play data. Through these methods, you can stop MMGuardian from monitoring your activity.

What Can MMGuardian See?

The MMGuardian parental control app can see such information such as phone call logs, messages, web browsing history and statistics, and app activity. This can help parents monitor their children’s online activities and ensure healthy exposure to and interaction with the internet.

How Do You Know MMGuardian Is Installed?

You’ll know MMGuardian is installed if you notice anything unusual on your phone. Just like any other spy app, MMGuardian runs in the background and consumes data, which may cause issues such as lags, glitches, and heavier battery consumption. The icon is also not hidden by default.

How To Uninstall MMGuardian Or Bypass It

MMGuardian is a good parental control app that can give parents a basic idea of what their children are up to.

However, if you believe that MMGuardian shouldn’t be on your phone or if you think no one should be monitoring your activities, the steps I provided above should teach you how to uninstall MMGuardian or at least unlink or bypass it for your privacy.

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  • Michael Duong

    Tech editor and senior writer Michael Duong is passionate about technology and innovation. He codes open-source projects and plays quiz games in his free time. An expert in his field and an avid learner, always seeking to expand his knowledge and skills in the ever-evolving world of technology. His specialization is mobile security and mobile data safety. Follow Michael on Twitter and Github.

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Michael Duong

Tech editor and senior writer Michael Duong is passionate about technology and innovation. He codes open-source projects and plays quiz games in his free time. An expert in his field and an avid learner, always seeking to expand his knowledge and skills in the ever-evolving world of technology. His specialization is mobile security and mobile data safety. Follow Michael on Twitter and Github.

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