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Delete this app

I haven't heard of this app, but if you can't uninstall it that's usually because of one of two reasons:

1) The app has been set as a "device admin". In this case you need to untick that setting before you can uninstall it. This should be in your device's Security settings somewhere.

2) The app was pre-installed by the manufacturer or carrier (i.e. it has been installed as a system app). In this case there is no way of uninstalling it without root. You may be able to disable it, which to all intents and purposes is the same, but it's also possible for the manufacturer/carrier to prevent that (and I have known manufacturers to do this for junk apps that they accepted money to install - yes, I'm looking at you Samsung!).

Help Question about Chrome Custom Tabs Policies

Hello guys! I'm building app that is meant to be a collection of links to articles and videos on some health and fitness related topics. The idea is that instead of searching trough many confusing information about diets and training programs on the Internet, the user will be provided with a menu with different categories, for instance Fitness, Nutrition, Men's health, Women's health etc. When the user chose a category, a screen with links to articles on the chosen topic will appear and he will be able to open them. The links will be open in Chrome Custom Tab inside the app. So, my question is am I violating some copyright policies or something if my app is full of third party links?

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