If I toggle it on and off it’ll actually stay off for a day or two but it always comes back. I’m on a Galaxy S20 Android 13 I believe.

  • @Alkider
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    51 year ago

    yo debloat your phone if you can with adb. It requires a PC, platform-tools, and the universal android debloater from github but it’s a convenient way to get rid of bloatware from an android phone when it’s set up.

    • @SaraIsabella
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      21 year ago

      Just to add to Alkider’s comment, you do not need to download anything off github, technically just by knowing the id of the app is enough. for example if you want to get rid of com.google.chrome you just need to:

      adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.google.chrome

      However im sure a script will make it easier for you and probably has a integrated list of useless apps to uninstall in one go. Phone model and brand does not matter, ADB is standard. if it runs android it should work.