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You can uninstall then via "adb shell", just not from the UI. But no matter what, some get reinstalled when you get a system update. I've made it a habit to do
by sdwolfz 5y ago
You can uninstall then via "adb shell", just not from the UI. But no matter what, some get reinstalled when you get a system update.
I've made it a habit to do the following when updating:
1. Download the update but don't run it immediately.
2. Disable internet connections (WiFi and SIM).
3. Apply the update.
4. Enable NoRootFirewall after restart.
5. Connect a USB and run adb shell.
6. Execute uninstall commands for all the apps I previously uninstalled (I kept a list).
7. Enable internet.
8. Keep an eye on NoRootFirewall for new weird apps and add them to the kill list.
I hate owning a "smart" phone but I need it... so all I can do is suffer.
- 2Gkashmiri 5y agoi have previously used adb shell to remove apps from realme phones but a lot refused to get disabled. the stock in moto g30 OTOH lets me disable play store not to talk about other apps.