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Uninstall system apps

Is there any app that can help me uninstall system appps ?

lilicaull said:
Is there any app that can help me uninstall system appps ?
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Nope you can only unstall apps by application manager but theres another option you can try custom rom normally custom roms remove all unwanted apps and ram usages...
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[Q] app turn to system app of status problem and also root question

I used titanium to convert some app to system, and does the app that are convert are greenify, xposed frame work and also gravity box.
1. Does the convert give the app priority to do the process without root permission and work as a original system app does? or the app still need root permission to run?
2. if the converted app still need the root permission to run, so is there any way to make it without root permission and run it ?
3. is there any way to hide a root app when it is running?
I know some of those step can be solve by flashing the other ROM, but I'm curious about the answer of without flashing the ROM.

Xposed framework isn't an app. You must have move the xposed installer.
1) nope
2) nope
3) what are you trying to achieve?
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Yu-Peng Lee said:
I used titanium to convert some app to system, and does the app that are convert are greenify, xposed frame work and also gravity box.
1. Does the convert give the app priority to do the process without root permission and work as a original system app does? or the app still need root permission to run?
2. if the converted app still need the root permission to run, so is there any way to make it without root permission and run it ?
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Converting a user app to a system app has no effect on the permissions, it just moves the app from the user partition to the system partition. A root app still needs root access to run.
Yu-Peng Lee said:
3. is there any way to hide a root app when it is running?
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Hide it from what?

[Q] How to push or remove sys apps w/o root

the title basically summed up everything
so if i wanna push or remove an apk from or to the system apps, how do i do it without unlocking the bootloader or rooting

Falc0nPuls3 said:
the title basically summed up everything
so if i wanna push or remove an apk from or to the system apps, how do i do it without unlocking the bootloader or rooting
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You can disable it from Settings -> Applications. Deleting/moving from the system without root is not possible

not all apps can be disabled there, if you run into a particularly difficult app try the steps listed here
http://www.androidbeat.com/2014/10/disable-whats-new-application-sony-xperia-z3-z3-compact-z2/
you will need to change the app name based on what you are trying to disable though

How to remove applications: olx, moneycontrol and Snapdeal.

I'm on android 6.0.
I have root.
I do not see these applications in the system directories.(app, priv-app)
Where they are located? How to remove them?

have u tried titanium backup and system app remover ..

piotr9821 said:
I'm on android 6.0.
I have root.
I do not see these applications in the system directories.(app, priv-app)
Where they are located? How to remove them?
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Just go to root folder and find oem folder/app and delete those apps simple

Just install Link2SD or SystemUninstall App from playstore.
Those App only work for rooted device.
Uninstall the useless Apps. But be careful with it, don't delete system functioning App.
After uninstall completed, reboot the device.
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i have made a flashable script to remove those olx, moneycontrol, and snapdeel apps. wait i m bus right now

Download MoveTo SdCard from Play Store and from that unistall the apps

Delete system apps from android using adb?

I am having a problem to fully delete an system app on android.
I tried to delete the Netflix app on an android car radio. Because the app was already pre-installed I think it´s a system app. Then I tried to remove it using adb with powershell. It said that the app was removed, but was still visible in the system processes on the radio. Any ideas except rooting the system?

You can't fully delete system apps without root. You can disable them only

TheMadScientist said:
You can't fully delete system apps without root. You can disable them only
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Thanks. So I need to root my device and remove the app using su rights?

NettyExploit said:
Thanks. So I need to root my device and remove the app using su rights?
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That or magisk. Non root only allows for adb pm disable. They are still on the device. Just not running

TheMadScientist said:
That or magisk. Non root only allows for adb pm disable. They are still on the device. Just not running
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Okay, that´s the reason it says Success after removing the app.
Just for my understanding magisk just root the system and then I have to remove the app manual or is there an option within the app to remove system apps

NettyExploit said:
Okay, that´s the reason it says Success after removing the app.
Just for my understanding magisk just root the system and then I have to remove the app manual or is there an option within the app to remove system apps
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Either a system app remover app. Or if you know what your doing Amy root file explorer. You can individually remove each apk and coincided files

TheMadScientist said:
Either a system app remover app. Or if you know what your doing Amy root file explorer. You can individually remove each apk and coincided files
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Thanks, any recommendations for an system app remover?

System apps are those that belong to Android, means Android will not properly work if deleted. Hence not stupidly delete apps stored in partition /system.

jwoegerbauer said:
System apps are those that belong to Android, means Android will not properly work if deleted. Hence not stupidly delete apps stored in partition /system.
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Netflix belongs to Android?

NettyExploit said:
Netflix belongs to Android?
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NO, by type it's an ordinary user app installed as system-privileged app, hence it's located in /system/priv-app, the partition OEMs store the bloatware.

jwoegerbauer said:
NO, by type it's an ordinary user app installed as system-privileged app, hence it's located in /system/priv-app.
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Okay, but in this case it´s not system critical to remove it?

All apps in /system/priv-app can safely get deleted / removed, so also Netflix.

jwoegerbauer said:
All apps in /system/priv-app can safely get deleted / removed, so also Netflix.
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Thank you for that hint. Do you got any idea for an app that removes such apps?