That doesn’t sound like a terrible thing, though. If uninstalling something with ADB causes unwanted side effects, it’s much less hassle to fix it.
That doesn’t sound like a terrible thing, though. If uninstalling something with ADB causes unwanted side effects, it’s much less hassle to fix it.
Are you using a carrier device or an unlocked device? All of my Samsung devices are unlocked and have almost no bloat, no meta stuff in sight.
Regardless, check out methods of uninstalling system apps with ADB. If you don’t have a computer to use, the app, LADB, let’s you use ADB commands on the device and executes them over wifi through wireless ADB
And local ADB over wifi is a thing, so another device isn’t even needed anymore.
ADB does not require root. Just need a computer with ADB set up, or the app LADB (purchase on the app store) and a WiFi network.