I have an LG V40, and in both Android 9 and 10, it seems that the "Screen Recording" app is always running, and not possible to keep it Stopped.
Greenify shows it as running in "Foreground":
If I force hibernation, seconds later it will be running in Foreground again.
It is not possible to disable this app, and it requires access to Camera and Microphone:
These permissions cannot be removed either:
Should I be concerned?
Is there any way I can fully disable this app?
My OS is European.
Use adb to disable the app. And download a trusted screen recorder.
For installed apps:
adb shell pm list packages should list all the packages on your device. Then use adb shell pm disable <package_to_disable>
to disable an installed app.
For system apps:
For system apps just the disable command is different adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 <package_to_disable>
if you want to see the disabled apps use adb shell pm list packages -d
Take a look at this https://www.xda-developers.com/disable-system-app-bloatware-android/
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