stock asus x00p android with twrp installed.
So, I boot to recovery (twrp) and search the directories to find the apps I don’t want and delete em.
If this is the way to go, could you tell me in what directories do I find these apps?
If this is not the right way, what is it then?
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thanks
This is the way.
I’ve used it on non-rooted devices, lots of testing. I can break a phone with it, then restore the broken functionality with it.
Pretty safe tool.
Package Manager (A powerful application to manage your apps!) https://f-droid.org/packages/com.smartpack.packagemanager/
Here you can see the full app names.
Then search for everything that can be uninstalled safely, get adb (android-tools, minimal adb and fastboot, official google binaries, however) and do
adb shell pm uninstall com.app.namehttps://github.com/trytomakeyouprivate/Android-Tipps/tree/main/debloat
Please have a look at these, dont uninstall needed packages and first write down everything in a text file, then copy paste to a terminal. And please upstream here, I will look at it and upload it
You could try universal android debloater.
