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Have a phone with a lot of pre-installed apps that you don't want? Here are two simple methods to remove them without having to root your phone.

Many applications are pre-installed on all Android smartphones. These are apps that Google or your smartphone manufacturer wants you to use. Some of them may be necessary, but what about the pre-installed apps that you never use? Bloatware is a term used to describe unwanted Android apps that cannot be removed with the standard uninstall method.

In this article, we will teach you how to uninstall pre-installed apps on Android without rooting your smartphone. But first, try turning off the default apps.

Disable pre-installed apps

Some smartphone manufacturers allow you to disable pre-installed applications. This will not remove the app from your smartphone, but the app will stop running in the background and will no longer appear in the app drawer.

To disable an app on your Android device, go to Settings> Apps and notifications> See all apps. Now choose the application you want to disable and tap on the Deactivate button. This method may vary depending on the Android device you are using.

If you don't see the Disable button or see an option that says "Uninstall updates," it means that you can't disable the app. You can remove it by following the method below.

How to Remove Bloatware from Android

To remove pre-installed apps from your Android, you will need to install ADB on your device. See our guide on how to use ADB and Fastboot on Android for more information on how to do this. If you are running Windows, you can download the minimal ADB configuration from xda-developers.com for ease of use.

Before proceeding further, you must also enable USB debugging on your Android device. Go to Android Settings> About Phone then tap several times on the Build number to unlock developer options. Now find USB debugging in the developer options, which you will usually find under System or Additional Settings, and enable it.

Once you have ADB running on your system and USB debugging is enabled, follow the steps below to remove bloatware from Android:

1. Connect your Android device to PC with USB cable.
2. Open the command line on your PC.
3. Writes adb devices at the command prompt and press Enter.
4. A message will appear on your smartphone asking you to authorize a connection to the computer. Tap on okay.
5. Again, enter the command adb devices. You will now see your device in "List of connected devices".
6. Writes adb shell and press Enter.

1. Writes pm uninstall -k –user 0 to uninstall your unwanted application.

Package name in this case it refers to the name of the file that contains the application you are uninstalling. How do you know what that is? On your Android device, download a free app called App Inspector from the Play Store. You can then use this to find the package name of the app you want to remove.

You can also reinstall a default application with the command: adb shell cmd package install-existing .

Things to know

This method allows you to remove all the default apps on your Android device, including system apps. If you plan to remove applications from the system, check whether their absence will not interfere with the operation of the device or other applications. Also, you can only uninstall pre-installed apps for the current user using this method. In other words, the deleted apps will reappear if you restart your device. You will need root access to uninstall PUAs for all users.

However, the silver lining here is that you can easily restore your device if you accidentally delete an essential app from the system. If you want to uninstall PUAs on rooted device, try considering bloatware removal tools like Titanium Backup or NoBloat Free.

What else can you do?

If setting up ADB gets too complex, you can try other ways to remove bloatware on your Android device.

Hiding apps from the app drawer is a good alternative. For most devices, you will find the option somewhere in Android Settings. This may vary depending on the smartphone manufacturer, for example the option is in the app lock settings on my Xiaomi device

But if you want to personalize and personalize your phone, some of ADB's tricks are worth learning.

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