Uninstall apps using ADB Fortunately, users can now uninstall anyAndroid app with ADB– regardless of its status as a system app or bloatware. In this guide, we will show you how to uninstall Bloatware Apps from Android devices via ADB Commands. With just a few simple steps, you can easily...
Android users are sadly all too familiar with carrier bloatware. Whether it’s manufacturer specific apps like Samsung Fitness, or legitimate spyware like Verizon’s AppFlash, manufacturers and carriers don’t seem to get the picture that we don’t want it – they make too much money from sel...
It’s common for these companies to partner with app developers to get their services preinstalled onto smartphones. The bad thing is that this can be done in a way that makes it difficult for users to uninstall them. So let me show you how to remove those pesky applications that cannot ...
You can uninstall applications using package-manager (pm) inside adb without root privilege, even if you cannot disable / uninstall them from your phone interface. Enter in your android shell with: Bash: adb shell List packages Bash: cmd package list packages Uninstall the application (remove...
What if you don’t have the PC with you but want to uninstall bloatware from your Samsung phone? We got you covered. Yes, you can remove Samsung bloatware without PC and even without Root. Follow this method to know how to remove bloatware from your Samsung without using a PC. We are...
To remove bloatware from Samsung smartphones, we’ll be using a paid third-party app called Package Disabler Pro ($3.49) from the Play Store which can uninstall bloatware in few taps. It’s a pretty straight-forward process without dangling with a PC and that’s why we are using this me...
The package name of the apps you want to uninstall. Is the bloatware safe to remove? I’ll be addressing both these concerns below. Finding App Package Name To be able to remove bloatware on your Samsung device without root via ADB, you must have the package name of the app to be d...
Universal Android Debloater is an open-source application that recognizes your device via ADB, pulls all the installed packages, and allows you to uninstall them in one place. It is by far one of the easiest ways to get rid of bloatware on your Xiaomi device. ...
Samsung's UI deviates from stock Android in a few ways, and it comes with an alternative process to disable Samsung's bloatware apps: Simply open theApp Drawer. Then long press on any appto bring up a bubble that will allow you todisablethe app, oruninstallif possible. ...
Option 2: Remove Bloatware from Android using ADB Option 3: Completely Uninstall System Apps using Titanium Backup (Root) Remove Bloatware on Android Devices Several Android OEMs including Samsung, Sony, HTC, etc tend to take a significant amount of share in the storage space with their own sof...