It also comes bundled with OEM proprietary apps such as their own cloud storage apps, curated news apps, personal assistants (looking at you Bixby), and calendar apps. This can range from anything like carrier bloat such as the SMS app, bill & payments app, Chat Support, Device Manager, Cloud, Find My Phone, and many more. What is Bloatware? In simple terms, Bloatware is any unwanted service or app that comes pre-bundled onto an operating system by either the manufacturer or the carrier. Thanks to projects like Universal Android Debloater, you can now easily uninstall any system app or bloatware from your Android device in a jiff. There there is a problem with duplicate apps. The most common one is performance degradation followed by out-of-storage issues and ultimately severe battery drain. This can cause all sorts of problems on a smartphone, especially a budget device with limited hardware. Method 2: How to Uninstall System Apps on Android Device with ADB commandsĪlmost all smartphones these days come with some sort of bloatware. Push the webapps.json on "/data/local/webapps":Īdb push webapps.json /data/local/webapps/1.3. Get a temporary root access using Wallace, Wallace Toolbox or ADBRoot, unlike the previous method, these apps allows you a direct root shell access Īdb pull /data/local/webapps/webapps.jsonĭoing a backup of this file is recommended, from linux / macOS:įrom Windows (PowerShell), assuming ADB is installed in "C":Ĭopy-Item -Path C:\ webapps.json -Destination C:\ Ĥ. Pre-installed apps will re-install on factory-reset.īut until factory-reset the apps are gone and the space on /data is freed.ġ. rw- root root 57563 15:58 webapps.jsonĭate and time may differ, but the "-rw- root root" part needs to be exact!Īfter the reboot the apps are still there, but the "options" menu of the app-drawer now allows you to uninstall them in a clean way like any other app!īecause we didn't modified the system-partion: & chmod 600 webapps.json & chown root:root webapps.json Rm webapps.json & cp /data/local/tmp/webapps.json. To have a modded copy of webapps.json on device's temp-folder. Push the webapps.json on "/data/local/tmp":
For every app you might want to uninstall, change the field/line "removable": false, to "removable": true,Ĥ. Open webapps.json with a text-editor which preserve the line-endings (on Windows you can use Notepad++). Get the webapps.json file from the /data partition:Ĭp /data/local/webapps/webapps.json /sdcard/ģ. Get a temporary root access using Telnetd app Ģ.
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