How do you fully delete facebook off your phone?

Thank you for the reply.  But that only removes part of the problem.  I still have facebook app installer and facebook app manager which won't let me disable or uninstall.  

Hey, @rapidfire​!

Did the info from  @j.a.r.v.i.s help you delete your FB app?

Having been a Tmobile employee, they won't be able to tell you how to root your phone and void your warranty. However, I did find a forum and a video on how to proceed. I would recommend backing up everything beforehand, and reading all the instructions carefully first:

highonandroid.com/android-smartphones/how-to-root-galaxy-s9-or-s9-plus-exynos-supersu/

Also that will not work on our devices. I would strongly recommend not trying this as it will probably brick your phone. This is only for the international version with a different processor and not compatible with the US variants of the phone.

If you are interesting in moving forward with the option to root your device, I would suggest reaching out on the XDA developer forums, they are a better resource for exploring that option than here as we are limited to what information we can give by manufacturer. As already mentioned, that route does come with risks including the possibility of a device brick.

It doesn't appear there is an option to remove the app directly, we'll definitely get this feedback passed along to Samsung for feedback on future builds!

-Lauren

@gramps28​     When it was originally passed thats what its purpose was for.  But like all laws and Acts they are expanded. I'll use a quote from an article from motherboard and I'll post a link to the article it is a good read. 

The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, passed by Congress in 1975, notes that "a warrantor cannot, as a matter of law, avoid liability under a written warranty where a defect is unrelated to the use by a consumer of 'unauthorized' articles or service."

motherboard.vice.com        The next paragraph from the article covers how the FTC interpreted that language for rooting.

@tmo_lauren (this mention system sucks )

   I've already looked on XDA ( I haven't asked on their forum ) and the only options are for Samsung devices outside of the U.S. All those options might cause damage to my device since its looked down. When contacting Samsung they've informed me that Tmobile is the one thats locking down the phone, thats why I opened this thread asking the community.  Wish I could fully use the device I fully own, without being worried about spyware. Now I don't know if Samsung was truthful, and with the claims of Facebook giving companies user data and Samsung named in that I doubt they are, but then again I don't know if Tmobile is partnered with facebook either.

Now Facebook the app you see is "removable" but facebook app installer and Facebook manager are not and reenable themselves after being disabled.