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Debloat Samsung S6 SM-920i on 6.0.1 Marshmallow without Root

Samsung stock is having lots of useless apps which consumes whole ram! I dont want to root my device as it trips Knox. Any method to debloat or atleast disable apps without root?

Yes, Package Disabler pro, it can at some point disable apps, But nothing is compared to Titanium's uninstall

Ragazzza said:
Yes, Package Disabler pro, it can at some point disable apps, But nothing is compared to Titanium's uninstall
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Package Disabler Pro (Samsung), never heard before seems promising... I will try it today
Yeah you're right & Titanium frees lot of space tooo

Need help with samsung health

Hi all,
I have a;
-Samsung galaxy s7 SM-G930F exynos
-Samsung active 2 watch SM R820
I want to use Samsung health but i have tripped knox.
Im on the most recent stock firmware 8.0 without root.
I cant root again because of a faulty usb port i can only charge.
I have tried;
-rooting with kingoroot without pc
(App crashes when starting root)
-installing the patched Health app by xpirt
(App crashes on install)
-editing the build.prop ro.config.tima=1
(App doesnt find the line)
Any ideas? Or do i need a new phone.
Thanks

Try old version of Samsung health and make sure that u will log in with the old version and later update it and i think u can use s health :good:

Help: Remove bloatware and dual clock

Hi I need help in easily removing bloatwares from LG V50 Korean variant (KT) and the dual clock. Also which bloatwares are safe to remove.
Thanks.

How to uninstall carrier/OEM bloatware without root access
If you want to get rid of carrier/OEM apps from your phone, here's how you can uninstall bloatware from your device without root access!
www.xda-developers.com
Also same question: which bloatwares are safe to remove?

Bypass samsung app/access after magisk root

After magisk root you can't gain access to samsung galaxy store, create samsung account, samsung apps example samsung health.
Pretty easy modifying build.prop file with those below
root\sytem\build.prop
- Hide root
ro.build.system_root_image=false
- Hide samsung std check
ro.config.tima=0
Set permission to 0600 (rw....)
That's it. You have full access to Samsung store/Galaxy store

Hello i have the same problem and i added the second code to bypass std check but i am still having the same issue please help me sir

I have issue as follows

Question Anyone have success on uninstall chinese systems app and replace with global version?

i think we could share which one is to remove and which one can be replace with global version. Root or without root is welcome

Hi dear did you find method to replace the rom from China to Global?

Try this method to uninstall system apps
How to remove bloatware from the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 without root access
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 is one of the most expensive phones to buy right now but it still comes with bloatware. Here's how to remove it.
www.xda-developers.com

aziz1vohra said:
Try this method to uninstall system apps
How to remove bloatware from the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 without root access
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 is one of the most expensive phones to buy right now but it still comes with bloatware. Here's how to remove it.
www.xda-developers.com
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The link you provided was interesting, but the Xiaomi MIUI firmware is quite different from the Samsung OneUI that is the basis of the article. I had no issue uninstalling all of the stock apps and replacing them with Google or other non-Xiaomi apps. Unlock the bootloader, root with Magisk, and use ADB commands or a simple Windows application like "ADB App Control" to debloat and uninstall any stock apps you want. There are some solid debloat lists on XDA and GitHub.

I want remove mi assistant and use google assistant but no root etc...

aziz1vohra said:
I want remove mi assistant and use google assistant but no root etc...
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You can still use a Windows application like "ADB App Control" to uninstall the stock Voice Assistant without root. If you go into your default app settings, you can then set Google Assistant as your default voice app. However, to get it to listen to and carry out voice commands, you have to tap on its icon. It will not respond to OK Google.

frcraig said:
The link you provided was interesting, but the Xiaomi MIUI firmware is quite different from the Samsung OneUI that is the basis of the article. I had no issue uninstalling all of the stock apps and replacing them with Google or other non-Xiaomi apps. Unlock the bootloader, root with Magisk, and use ADB commands or a simple Windows application like "ADB App Control" to debloat and uninstall any stock apps you want. There are some solid debloat lists on XDA and GitHub.
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I just passed 168 hours waiting to unlock my device so do you have solid list which will safe uninstall of chinese system apps? Thank you