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Am I the only guy here on Stock Android?
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tell me more about that.
https://developer.android.com/tools/adb
When you enable USB debugging (gotta enable Developer Mode first, which is usually enabled by tapping several times on Settings -> About phone -> Build Number, but can vary depending on model), you can connect the phone to your computer and have the computer start a command line shell via ADB (Android Bridge), which will allow you to uninstall almost everything. First, you should get a list of installed stuff with
adb pm list packages. With the list, you can then useadb pm uninstall -k --user 0 package.name- wildcards don't work, you'll have to go one by one.wow THANK YOU! just uninstalled a bunch of garbage from one of my stock phones. i thought you needed root for this.
Yup, when I first learned that you didn't need to root, that developer options + adb was enough to get rid of most bloatware, that was an incredible relief to me, too!