Speed Up any Android Phone or Tablet

[@ChrisTitusTech]

*Couple Things to note:* Cheatsheet - www.christitus.com/debloat-android/ It is dangerous to remove system apps that you don't see in the app drawer. It can lead to you doing a full system recovery. On Non-Rooted phones some applications are installed as root and error with " [DELETE_FAILED_INTERNAL_ERROR]" - type this to bypass: adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 This will be able to delete most of the apps that you can't do by traditional means even if you don't root your phone. I do this on every android device and clean off a lot of junk I could only disable.

[@TheGuy-tc8wm]

I removed my default launcher cause I didnt like it and now my gestures dont work lol.

[@wolf2k143]

"adb devices" is not showing anything, please respond what I should do, I have permission to the phone's folders

[@vinithp2565]

In some of the China's phone(xiaomi, mi etc) they locked bootloader, it may don't work until we unlock bootloader 🙏

[@zsigmondforis6336]

@@chitrakshbhatia You should type the real appname. e.g: youtube app real name is com.google.android.youtube So to uninstall youtube you should type: adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.google.android.youtube

[@ragilmalik]

this kinda help but if you don't root your phone, some of the apps will probably be automatically installed soon or at leqst on the next update. Root give you access to system partition which has the list of apps the system has to check after booting up. Kinda like windows. You can uninstall it sure, but if it's built into the ROM, you're fucked without rooting.

[@Jimmy_Jones]

Obviously it's Clean Master. The holy grail of all apps. Plagued with ads and requires every permission going.

[@ChrisTitusTech]

Clean Master is bloatware at this point haha. It even bloats your notification drawer.

[@orestisfraSPDR]

@@ChrisTitusTech woooosh..... xD

[@ChrisTitusTech]

@@orestisfraSPDR hehe obligatory response for those that don't get it. You'd be surprised how many people think the solution is to install more apps instead of using official Android tools like this.

[@orestisfraSPDR]

@@ChrisTitusTech Yeah... that is actually sad if you think about it :/

[@hellomine2849]

@@ChrisTitusTech I used clean master in the past because my phone didn't have any apps to clean it :/

[@DegenerateQuinn]

This helped a ton on my old government smartphone. Came pre-installed with a bunch of useless or problematic apps and I was able to get rid of it all! Thanks!

[@nyannaaurora]

the production value of these videos is great! i also love your voice and this chill setting

[@corneldutta]

Hey Chris.. Big fan of your content! For tech enthusiasts who don't want to go to the lengths of rooting and flashing this is a pretty neat method to get rid of all OEM stock apps. However, the bypass mentioned by you for [DELETE_FAILED_INTERNAL_ERROR] needed a little tweak to work on Windows cmd prompt -> adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 . Thanks again.. you rock!

[@TVJAY]

I just bought an Amazon fire tablet for my wife and can't wait to see your video on it. I would also love to see you install the Google play store on the Amazon Fire tablet.

[@ronymarques8340]

This video is awesome and helped me a lot. But I need to say two thing for Windows users like me. (1) "grip" just work at Linux. Te proper command line for Windows is the following: "adb shell pm list packages | findstr ". (2) To delete some apps you need to, first, use "adb shell". Then, "adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 " as Cornel Dutta mentioned in a comment here.

[@glibberglobber9358]

This is so damn helpful. I've wanted to remove things like gmail and play movies that I don't use for the longest time, but I didn't want to have to root my phone. This is a godsend.

[@DrAdityaReddy]

Your pfp is cursed

[@st2vik422]

Thanks for the useful tutorial, some of facebook packages I wasnt abble to uninstall with simple command "adb uninstall" I had to use "adb shell pm uninstall --user 0". Hope it helps to somebody with same issues.

[@Leon_George]

Thank you, once again. You are right, the set up process is not very complicated, it's more confusing why other sources don't just describe the process straight away.

[@pennakira]

thank you for the video. I tried the command on win10 "adb shell pm list packages | grep samsung" and i get 'grep' not recognized.

[@Bradley-Thomsen]

grep is a linux specific command. You can install the linux commands on windows and that should fix the issue you are running into.

[@gopikrishnanr576]

Can you make a video on installation of open source custom ROM. I know most people don't need that, but I'm using an old phone with Android 7 (still working like a beast) and would like to explore newer version of Android in it.

[@mohdsaqib4454]

which phone are u using actually I also want to use custom rom on my lg stylus 2 plus (android 7)

[@cosmicpegasis7591]

Mate I don't know if Chris will make a video or not, but search for xda they are kind of your one stop shop for everything android modding related. I'm pretty sure you can find at least a dozen videos from there to help you. Cheers!

[@gopikrishnanr576]

I use Lenovo P2.

[@prashantprem1]

@@gopikrishnanr576 XDA

[@rsseguel]

By far, Nougat is still the best version of Android. Amazing performance and speed.

[@AnzanHoshinRoshi]

Thank you, Chris. Very useful.

[@MartinAhlman]

Looking forward to the debloating of a Kindle Fire! Great stuff!

[@robert58]

This is exactly the video I was looking for, thanks a lot

[@jaybrewer6769]

Dude!! Seriously thank you for this. I had no idea you could do that without rooting. I will note that if you do it on windows, you will leave off the package: and in powershell pipe it our and replace grep with findstr -i when searching for appnames.

[@kingpretentious8427]

thank u

[@jimmaule1388]

Thank you, I am fumbling my way thru this and couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong . Are these dos commands?

[@bamsemh1]

How about the phone only method? 🤔 Disabled apps doesn't run or use resources. But xiaomi needs a computer to disable/Uninstall. Samsung has 70+ bloatware, so good luck on that.

[@4x4gear33]

Thank you Chris for taking the time to do this.

[@zerok37]

Hey Chris, can you make a tutorial on Android custom ROM? Like, what ROM to use, steps to install a ROM for newbies, how to avoid brick your device, etc?

[@22stunt45]

Buddy there are solo many of these on youtube. Just search for it. Also xda developers will help you tremendously.

[@samuelschwager]

Neat! Just bought an Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet. Might debloat it ;)

[@aaronruiz816]

Thank you so much for this! This is just what I needed. My new S21 is nice and clean thanks to you ❤️

[@mondskiez309]

For non-rooted phones, the adb command after shell should be: "pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.your.app.name" Where com.your.app.name is the package name of the app that you want to uninstall.. Do remember that since the phone is NOT rooted, the uninstall is merely taking the app out of view of "user 0" space or the standard non-root user..

[@TennesseeFrank]

Thank You. It worked like a charm

[@memooooo715]

I uninstalled the contact app and dialer and the whatsapp doesnt work and nothing is working regarding to the phone app How I reset or restore this package again , please ?

[@iurcic]

@@memooooo715 you have to travel back in time and tell to ur self not to do that

[@Bball2]

@@memooooo715 you could install an open source contact and dialer app, you've already fucked it up deleting those if you don't have another app that do the same

[@741Nikhil]

@@memooooo715 reset your phone

[@Ratteler]

This was great. I have a bunch of old phones that I can probably now make use of thanks to this.. Any chance of a similar guide to rooting a phone?

[@731Seba]

Thanks to you and debian, now I degoogled my phone without root

[@gamegamesoumic]

Hello there @Chris ! I followed your tutorial to uninstall Facebook from my Samsung A6+ using my Debian 10 Testing. At first I failed, but then I saw your comment. So I tried `adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.facebook.REST_OF_THE_NAME` from your comment and viola! Worked like a charm! :D

[@fred-youtube]

Why did you censor the rest of the FB package name?

[@gamegamesoumic]

@@fred-youtube I don't remember why I did that, lol. adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.facebook.katana

[@NEWNATURE777]

Thank you Chris for your support and dedication to all the communities! I'm a new sub to your channel... Shalom 👍

[@zsigmondforis6336]

The error Failure [DELETE_FAILED_INTERNAL_ERROR] indicates that you probably do not have the necessary permissions for such operation. In this case the parameter --user can be used for disabling the application only for the given user: adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 package.name for example: adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.linkedin.android It should work even on non-rooted samsung devices!

[@zsigmondforis6336]

With this metode you can safely uninstall applications like chrome, samsung pass, gmail, etc. Even you can easily reinstall them if you want.

[@tony001212]

the comand using " grep " does not work for me, it says : grep: The term 'grep' is not recognized as a cmdlet name ...what am I doing wrong ?

[@chiragwad]

same

[@TheSulross]

The first thing that needs to be done to Android is to strip it bare of Google spyware

[@TheLinuxYes]

i'll be uninstalling everything from my android phone once my Librem 5 ships. tired of android. it sometimes cooperates with me and other times just does its own thing and ignores me, the user. android and Linux are so different. maybe 20% of android is Linux and the rest is all google.

[@theopinion9452]

"Right,quick parole" Austin Powers

[@PetrusJakubAturhidup]

next tutorial : debloating iOS

[@maddaddy6219]

The BEST and ONLY way to do this is to throw away the device.

[@nyx6614]

Throw it away?

[@GardenData61371]

I tried uninstalling Chrome via root and ended up soft bricking my phone.

[@hmmm5300]

Holy shit man I wanna disable Chrome. Can you do that without root?

[@cashbonanza963]

@@hmmm5300 yes you can. But you'll need a PC with google's android SDK manager, more specifically "platform tools". The command is PM uninstall. Googlw it, there's an article about this on xda

[@hellomine2849]

@@hmmm5300 I tried disabling google chrome and uninstall all the updates but after a couple of hours it's back. If I want to disable an app it should stay disabled.

[@dunkeykung1162]

@@cashbonanza963 you don't even need the whole thing, just the adb drivers. Fastboot comes along too but it's more of a nice bonus in case you wanna load up a custom ROM.

[@Void_Dragon]

Thats cool and all but how about fixing a broken usb c port? cant root or use adb.

[@enoughmuskspam2490]

What about a custom rom install guide Chris?

[@orion_13]

List of samsung pkg's you really don't need that speeds things up? I would really appreciate that.

[@jatsantsa]

This vid comes for me too late :( Already did it my way and much complicated one, cause ABD was not working for me

[@laurencegoldman4639]

Chris, I feel you kinda waffle on what’s safe to delete. It would be helpful to show exactly what you removed from your device and report the effect.

[@KenDanieli]

He doesn't say what is important to delete or what is safe. It's not really useful. He doesn't' even say if you are just freeing up storage by deleting some of these things or not.

[@andreasmaximus6116]

The grep command didn't work (not recognized). Any suggestions?

[@infotruther]

I Don't know if you will see my comments but I'm sort of lost on how to debloat android.

[@IntrovertedTechie]

Life saver for miui users

[@IntrovertedTechie]

@@oguzhanicelliler9167 yeah that's what I'm doing

[@cpufrost]

Should be noted that on (non rooted) devices you're simply disabling not removing these unwanted programs. On modern USA (Snapdragon) Samsung phones (S20) this is not possible (to root). And unlocked bootloaders are just not a thing if ever. Sure you can get Exynos but those have non fixable issues on their own. And if you're on Verizon, those are as useful as tits on a bull. ;) Eventually they do find a way to crack them but by then the device is a year or two(!) old and who wants to use a crappy dinosaur!? ;) I really miss the HTCDEV days where you could register and get an unlock code and have FULL CONTROL over your device and RELOCK it again if you wanted to sell at. None of this KNOX bullshit.

[@rocotiger]

great video, however sadly, it does not allow me to remove Facebook from my Samsung device.

[@MikeDragon]

Oh God, this is a God-sent thing! However, I could not get Facebook off of my Asus phone. Maybe I am doing something wrong? Maybe need to do it as Superuser? I always get the "Failure [DELETE_FAILED_INTERNAL_ERROR]" error when trying to remove anything Facebook. For that matter, also got the same thing when I tried to remove Instagram. EDIT: Nevermind, I just noticed Chris' pinned comment about this error. Problem solved! Chris, my good sir. Thank you SO much for these tips! I've finally got rid of the junk without needing to go through the hassle of rooting my phone. I'm so happy, now!

[@AndreKochDre]

Nice! But I get Failure on the uninstall packagename command; what do I type in on the shell uninstall command?

[@isekaiguy69]

Thank you! I have a Samsung note 20 ultra on the way and I plan to debloat! I do have a paid app from the app store that does debloat. However I would much rather do it independently and out of the phone or tablet completely

[@G0NMY]

Can adb search for the google covid19 service and remove it??? Great tutorial but I couldnt find how to search and remove services. any hints? I did get rid of a shed load of Samsung rubbish on my old galaxy s4 The next thing to do is to find out what all the Huawei apps I can remove on my P9

[@adfjasjhf]

This way of removing apps doesn't uninstall the system apps. It just disables them and you can enable them again with some command. If you watch XDA Developers video they also mention this

[@madborne3372]

Can you make a tutorial on how to setup Rclone on android properly. There are non on youtube for android. Great vid :3

[@hasiburrahmanjitu2734]

Please do an updated video on "How to Remove Viruses From Your Computer (2020 version)" Previous method still works well though....

[@JadenHybrid]

Please put this Fire Tablet video soon you mentionned.

[@danbromberg]

A brief definition of ADB or a link in your SHOWMORE would've been a help

[@3dSensei952]

'grep' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

[@3dSensei952]

I figured it out

[@3dSensei952]

You just to insert quotes before pm like, adb shell "pm list packages | grep facebook"

[@J.0.E]

Thank you ☺️

[@wollyram6248]

Forget getting gainz in the gym, get them on your phone! Does twitter have the same presence on Android phones as Facebook?

[@markh.6687]

"If you are using a girly phone with wimpy apps, Chris will pump you up!" - Hans & Franz, SNL.

[@George_K1]

Another Great video...

[@PescaitoFrito]

adb shell pm list packages | grep

[@unclealig]

nice vid. interessting. but didn't get why it was recommended to keep the verizon apps, when it was not the carrier he/chris uses?!

[@intelligenceservices]

this is the 5th video i've tried to look at today about adb etc. wondering if the hours i spend debugging this "simple" process will be less than the aggravation of having bloatware on my phone. (i curse the phone devils who make bloatware and get paid millions to do so, curse you devils!!!) i know how to run programs but the problem is when you follow all the instructions but something _invariably_ goes wrong in the real world. so now to find out what chocolatey is... 10 minute videos in real life are about 10 hour problems since everyone's system is a little different.

[@vishalkaushal4311]

Would this tutorial work on redmi devices. Specifically MIUI with bootloader locked? I hate MIUI but am stuck due to 2 reasons 1. Laziness 2. Hardware is good for price and had to buy redmi device in place of other near-vanilla androids.

[@adityamadhu5085]

There is a different tool for debloating MIUI using adb, without unlocking bootloader.

[@vishalkaushal4311]

@@adityamadhu5085 could you please point me to the right direction for it. I want to get rid of the MI crap.

[@cosmicpegasis7591]

@@vishalkaushal4311 Mate I would recommend going all the way and installing a custom rom. This is because the Mi apps will always come back after you update your phone. Not updating your phone is not such a great idea considering the security patches you'll be missing

[@nitingaikwad30]

@@vishalkaushal4311 same problem here. Somebody please provide solution.

[@erriezzanslounge1380]

just throw your laziness and do a google search.be smart cause u holding a smartphone. tick usb debugging on phone. connect. open adb command type adb device type adb shell type pm uninstall -k --user (appname) done.

[@angelchiriboga3904]

i got to choco install adb and got this : PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> choco install adb choco : The term 'choco' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. At line:1 char:1 + choco install adb + ~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (choco:String) [], CommandNotFoundException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException

[@FrDismasSayreOP]

*blink* *blink* Did I just kill Bixby? Is this really true?

[@jacekwodecki3530]

This method doesn't work. I managed to uninstall only one app, all the rest shows errors like "failure [-1000]" or "Failure [DELETE_FAILED_INTERNAL_ERROR]". I can't uninstall even as basic stuff as MIUI video player.

[@ElaineGarcia-uo8qj]

I want to use ADB to uninstall Facebook on my Samsung smartphone. I don't know if it is tricky or not. I appreciate you giving me a cheat sheet, which I will copy and print. I just wish there was more information on how to do this on print. I need to be able to follow written instructions while I am "debugging" this phone. Anything that will actually help is appreciated.

[@kamirindichu2372]

Heey Chris I pray and hope you see this message I'm requesting your help I followed everything on your video I listed the apps then when I enter the command to remove them I get a message "Failure [DELETE_FAILED_INTERNAL_ERROR]"

[@John-lx8iu]

8:58 I seriously lol'd thinking about removing the launcher - yeah, it's pretty integral to their system so I would imagine the chaos that would ensue...

[@MyMorningDose]

Hey Chris, what do you think about just completely wiping my fire tablet and installing a Linux phone distribution like plasma mobile or even Tizem? I really hate my fire tablet, it’s bloated with so much extra crap and really slow. Do you think that would work and be a good choice or should I just keep my fire tablet as is? Thanks!

[@ChrisTitusTech]

Fire Tablets have a bootloader that is very difficult to write to. In most instances it requires a hardware bypass of jumping the CLK on the mainboard to GND and then writing the boot on startup. It is not trivial and not recommended. If you are comfortable with plastic pry tools and don't mind the possibility of bricking the device, you can do it. However, for most, I'd recommend just deleting a lot of the ad packages from amazon and swaping the launcher to Nova.

[@wishusknight3009]

Simply cleaning up the services on them makes quite a difference.

[@KenDanieli]

He has a debloat Fire tablet video and ADB tool. I used it and got rid of all the Amazon bloat, reinstalled the Google Play set, and removed startup ads. So far my tablet is much much better. Before that my very new Fire HD 10 had very little installed on it, mostly empty, and it was very slow due to the bloat.

[@KaraokeDuov2]

Dude dude dude!!! Can you research doing this for Fire Sticks? That would be the greatest thing as Amazon forces so much bloatware.

[@LouisHansell]

FYI, an update to this video... I took the steps in this video to uninstall Facebook on my Android phone. It worked. I just my phone to Android 12, checked the apps, and - whaaa? - Facebook was installed! Now, going to Apps/Facebook, there was a 'uninstall' at the bottom. I chose that and it appears to have been uninstalled.

[@trlavalley9909]

TY very cool. I have a Samsung, its a few years old and although I have moved every app I possibly could; and all my media files to the SD card. 8 of my 10G of Internal memory is just gone. I'm sure it must be chock full of useless logs and other spam, but its just inaccessible ; any chance about cleaning up an Android internal Memory? I'm positive I'm not the only Samsung user who would find that very welcome.

[@A_Lesser_Man]

this video should have been named "Why Everyone Should Ditch Windows" also, as a rule, search up "removing [package name] from android" (or something like that) - you know, research first. find out if removing the package will break your phone before you actually remove the package.

[@XMorpheus3000]

I've never done anything like this with my phone so I'm trying it on an old phone but I'm running into an issue. I installed chocolatey, turned on usb debugging on the phone, ran adb devices, clicked "always allow" "ok" on the prompt onthe phone. Then tells me this: "List of devices attached 5d7fea23 device emulator-5554 offline" then I put in "adb shell pm list packages" and it tells me "adb.exe: more than one device/emulator" What did I do wrong?

[@NishiAAAddiction]

I get the error "grep : The term 'grep' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. etc" What am I doing wrong? :( I'm on Windows 10 PowerShell btw should I use some other command?

[@annoyinguser]

A good video if I didn't had an android one phone. But I have one question. I own a Nokia 6.1 2018 and my bootloader is blocked. I found out there are 2 options for unlocking it: roll back to android 8 and ask Nokia (HMD Global) to unlock or pay for it but I try every free option and with that paid option there is a strange thing with PayPal (the only way I can get unlocked), I can't add my Visa card in it. Can someone help me?

[@rbrock00]

Chris, I would like to get Google crapware off of my phone. Is that safe? or or recommended? Thanks for your videos. I'm just getting to know you.

[@wxckd]

when I tried using the 'adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.sec.android.app.samsungapps' command, I got : Error: Unknown option: --user. Can someone help me?

[@donaldking6699]

None of it does anything on my phone...and your Debloat Windows 10 2020 script ran, said it worked and merely installed chocolaty on my computer. But since I'm an absolute noobe I have no idea why none of this is working or if Im missing something. I follow the instructions exactly as presented and they never work.

[@cyberp0et]

Whatsapp is FROM FACEBOOK! GET OFF facecrap and whatscrap. Use better alteratives, such as Signal, Wire or Telegram.

[@pradeepkumarmsreedharan2814]

If you Really intend it for everyone, then what we need MOST is the list of uninstallables. No point in giving a carpenter tools with no wood.

[@colombianosanti14]

When I do this on Linux Mint, I get the error message "adb shell pm list packages" I'm using an LG MS345 running Android 5.1.1. Any help, please?

[@betterteen]

can you make a video for android 4.4.2 or it would be hard for you to get an android kitkat. I see it doesn't work on kitkat. tried it myself

[@MoreChannelNoise]

On arch you just install the package android-tools

[@FSerpentxnitro]

greb is not working adb shell pm list packages | grep google 'grep' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. The rest works fine

[@TheMcMonster]

Can uninstalling any packages affect the ability to do a hard reset? I'm contemplating buying a Samsung phone and I would like to first uninstall all the Samsung bloatware. Will I still be able to hard reset and start from scratch if something breaks? Asking just in case.

[@doh2934]

Hi. After listening to your tutorial I am thinking I will need to live with bloatware. But lets try a few questions and see if that helps. I have an LG. Under settings I do not have "about" but I have "about phone". I assume that is what you mean? Under this I do not have a "Build number" to tap 7 times on. I have a phone name if that is what you mean? but no build number. Can you help me at this point? Thanks

[@vintageguitarz1]

Can you safely remove Google apps like their Movies, Game ,etc?

[@hyrulean_gamer5323]

yes, but if you gonna remove google play store, you better have an alternative on it, F-droid etc...

[@hyrulean_gamer5323]

and don't uninstall Google Play services. just disable it if you want to

[@ghandigidget]

every time I paste the script into my powershell, it immediately closes. please help. I"ve used your toolbox in past too. An old script worked but looked nothing like your walkthrough. the newest script does not open like stated above...powershell immediately closes.

[@Jimmy_Jones]

I'm guessing you struggled with the Fire tablet as well then. Amazon love to embed deeply.

[@JMIK1991]

Not to mention chinese connection

[@meticulouselectronics]

I was very unhappy with my fire tablet. After I uninstalled all the Amazon stuff, I liked it alot more.

[@berndrentke1647]

Anyone else get a blank list of devices after they type adb devices? Windows recognizes my phone but nothing shows. I have a Samsung S7

[@vanhetgoor]

I have a Sony Mobile telephone but it is full of shitty crappy bugger that I could not use it anymore. All completely useless bloatware was already switched off but it keeps on occupying the memory. I hope I can use this ADB to clean up the phone.

[@MaybeTiberius]

i m kind of in a love hate relationship with my android. There are so many really good custom roms out there, that pretty much improve everything over stock... but then theres the thing, that samsung camera app only works on stock and therefore the camera quality on every single non stock rom is utterly garbage.. :/

[@fyaerwe]

grep does not work on Windows...what is the equivalent Windows command?

[@MichaelMaxwell747]

Thank you!

[@justinw7323]

If you have Samsung install factory unlocked firmware using Odin but be sure to look at your phones model number before flashing otherwise you could brick your phone.

[@kokroax]

yo, grep didn't work for me but " | findstr " did

[@Nimiety327]

Thank you a ton, you saved me some googling. Your comment should be pinned so people can see it quickly.

[@rosemarieosborn8625]

ok I made it to the adb shell, I got the list of junk on my kindle, I type the adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 and the appname and got this output: Failure - not installed for 0 what does this mean, I am frustrated right now I want the junk off of my tablet.

[@HardTrancid]

Thanks we are trying to roll out 40 Galaxy A7's loaded with bloatware and I didn't want too root them. Thanks.

[@davidnickel3949]

thank you for this you just helped me flash my phone to e/OS

[@samfightss]

hey chris why don't you make a script which will remove all bloatware like tier 1 will remove bloated apps except necessary one tier 2 will remove every bloated apps

[@viajeIectrico]

*Joy Launcher* - Can you remove that crap as well? And if so, is it safe to do it?

[@JohnLaird7]

You're truly a live saver bud. Thank you!

[@gauravmitra2187]

If you are de-bloating and it shows some error as in Failed and it does not show success after typing the command adb uninstall then only you can use this command : adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 then the package name