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On some phones this is done by something like AppCloud, which you can usually uninstall from the user partition using ADB/Universal Android Debloater.
by microtonal 5mo ago
On some phones this is done by something like AppCloud, which you can usually uninstall from the user partition using ADB/Universal Android Debloater.
- GuestFAUniverse 5mo agoOr: buy another brand and not jump hoops.
- microtonal 5mo agoDefinitely, it's more that is worth trying for people who have a phone already. E.g. on Samsung, you can remove most of the bloatware.
- catlikesshrimp 5mo agoA chinese one? My xiaomi required debloating, which left me without the "apps" menu in settings. I am not happy about having to do that. Side note: I have to use either intents or adb to administrate the apps. All the "best phones" for most of us are bloated tracking devices.
- kotaKat 5mo agoMotorola put the malware apps into the “nondisable” list. You can’t remove them even with ADB PM commands. I was fucking mad that my RAZR couldn't be fully debloated. See also: various firmware builds for Moto phones like https://dumps.tadiphone.dev/dumps/motorola/aito/-/tree/user-15-V2UC35.55-34-1-76915e-release-keys/product/etc/nondisable?ref_type=heads https://dumps.tadiphone.dev/dumps/motorola/aito/-/tree/user-...