If you watch the video, you will note that it DOES remove on every phone except for Samsung phones which are root disabled.

Snazzy Labs will it work with kyocera products?

Snazzy Labs sorry sir..mine is G935S which from sktel , will the app works?

Michael Shrader u can disable the app from app manager

Michael Shrader exactly. And i almost forgot to downvote

+Jeff Patterson If you actually watch the video, you'll note that it removes on every phone except for Samsung phones-where it is only disabled.

Snazzy Labs if it was removed, it would not be able to be installed again with just a selection change in the program. Making it disappear from the screen doesn't remove it.

Jeff Patterson Again, on Samsung phones it can only be disabled. On other phones, it is removed permanently and not recoverable.

can you please post the wallpaper link which you have for windows pc thanks....

my friends awesomewallpapers.files.wordpress.com/2015/12/timeout_3840x2400-large.jpg found it

growing up :(

Ok

Oh wow holy

Dang ur right

Yeah, look at your photos from years ago, you would look different too.

I got same issue!

Same. I have ZTE Blade V10 Vita.

@@hunzhurte me too any answer?

Oskar Kepke For bloat ware, typically it's carrier provided apps that come preinstalled and iPhones never come with anything from a carrier preinstalled Only apples apps are preinstalled and therefore every iPhone is the same as others from other carriers, also they don't have carrier branding on the outside of the phone either

You can buy any android phone without a carrier branding or preinstalled carrier apps either. Simply don't buy it from a carrier. If what you said were true and the term bloatware refered only to those apps preinstalled by carriers, than by your definition for desktop computers there wouldn't be such a thing as bloatware, because they don't have carriers. Nevertheless we all know there actually is bloatware on desktop computers. Bloatware is a term for preinstalled software that isn't requiered to operate the device in its usual usage scenario and usually hard or almost impossible to remove. The reason for installing bloatware can be different. Sometimes its installed because the hardware is paid for doing so (McAffee on Desktops for example) has an economical interest in doing so, for example by differentiating himself from other manufacturers that use the same operating system (all of Samsungs crappy preinstalled apps) or by promoting its own ecosystem in which he hopes to generate more money (literally every second app on an iPhone) Sometimes it's only installed because the manufaturer assumes the customer wants it (facebook, twitter....) At the end of the day it all comes down to this: Bloatware is sofware that coul easily be installed after purchase by the users themselves, that is unnecessary to operate the device and hard to remove. Apple includes three types of bloatware: iBooks, iTunes, Podcasts, Home, TV, Wallet (which are all sales platforms in which apple hopes to acquiere more money or sell more devices. They could be easily made available via the App Store instead of being preinstalled, they are the most classical bloatware, unnecessary to the majority of users, looking at the sales figures of Apple TV and Watch compared to iPhone, you can safely assume that far less than 5% of iPhone users will be unsing either app.) These are on the one hand the most bloaty ones but on the other hand the ones that apple will most likely generate the most additional revenue with. Then there are the ones which are somewhere inbetween, they are arguably usueful to a wide audience, but there will also be a whole bunch of users using an alternative app and therefore not needing the one Apple provided or not using them at all: Health, Facetime, Maps, News, Stocks, iCloud drive, Find my phone, Find my friends, Tips. These are mainly there to promote Apples ecosystem, because that is what keeps up customer loyalty. The third category are apps that are useful to most users and won't be replaced by most but nevertheless could easily be acquiered through the app store instead of being preinstalled, like Contacts, Clock, Calendar etc.. Whilst I do agree that they should be preinstalled, as otherwise the phone would be more or less useless out of the box, I object to the fact that on Apple's iPhone as on many other smartphones they can not be deinstalled, which again makes them bloatware by my definition. Power users often rely on alternatives, as the preinstaled ones often offer limited functionality.

Shouldn't have to buy your android phone outright and not from a carrier just so it doesn't come with the carrier bloat ware That means paying lots more money for the phone and that's not how majority of smartphone buyers get them, they generally do go buy from a carrier Hence the huge lines at stores during iPhone launch days

I don't know about the USA (which I'm assuming you're talking about) but where I live in Germany you almost never save when buying from carriers. Most people that do so just like a fixed monthly price or basically can not afford to pay the phone upfront. Anyway my remarks were about the fact that apple does have bloatware, not that android phones don't or have less. It's fortunate for Apple and their customers that their market postition in the USA is strong enough to unlike the other manufacturers decide themselves about whichever bloatware to preinstall and not have the carriers grip on that but that doesn't change the fact that an app, which has the sole purpose of connecting to another gadget like the Apple TV, that less than 5% of their customers actually posess can not be called anything but bloatware.

On iOS 11 you can delete some system apps like Mail, Notes, etc.

Steve Cea root then delete simple as that

SJC Cobra u need to root the phone .or use adb tool

For God sake! If you love both system equal don't blame android. You said it yourself. It's the Americans carriers AND SAMSUNG. For instance my Sony Xperia Z5 don't have any or much bloatware. It's a bought phone and no carrier connected to the phone. The easiest way, BUY and pay the whole phone choose your decided carrier. I know it's not as simple as doing this in Sweden. Also HTC for instance is a quite clean system. I like Samsung's hardware but I think their software is more bloated than Sony and HTC.

Tony Wirén the reason I don't buy phones in the us

Muhammad Yawar Ifraheem whats adb ! and does remove system apps 4ever!

I knew it was bs when he said "without root" Obviously not a Linux or Unix user if you don't have root access on ANY Linux/Unix (Android is a Linux distro) distro, you cannot make kernel level changes. Plain and simple, this includes moving apps to an SD card and still having them perform the same way, or at all. Most apps that claim to do this are just making a file structure mirror, which actually takes up more space. Also you do not need ADB to disable Apps. You can do this from inside the Android OS. Running or not.

GetThatBase what I've discovered is that the "adb server" is out of date, and the gentleman hasn't made a new video with the updated server "if there is one"

+Brian Cullen Same problem for me

+Brian Cullen Evidently, there is no answer. I have that issue as well. Seems this does not work for ANY Android smartphone.

+numbrabbit Works for my Galaxy Grand Prime

You should then try to root your phone and unlock a bootloader.

Also, getting a custom recovery app is very handy as well.

+Kenneth Meyers Not true. It removes on all phones except Samsung ones.

root it god dammitt

some phones cant be rooted. Such like mine , I own the ZTE ZMax Pro and there is no way I can root the phone. And yes, the phone came out brand new in the market in june 2016. So not everyone can root. - But I do get what you are saying......LOL

I bet you can root it

Probably can just have to develop an exploit.

after open debloater on your desktop

Wtf is that?

@@fantanaideilor 😂

Doesn't work on my android 10 phone.

+techdude6693 Same thing with the Note 5

+techdude6693 +wake. you guys need to have your phones unlocked and wait until a dialog box (on the phone) opens up asking whether or not to authorize the computer to make changes. Same thing happened to me. If it doesn't open up, try switching the port you're using and restarting the debloater program. It might take a minute to pop up so be patient

MagicAccent same xz3

Download Lucky Patcher, then you can uninstall any app, even the file browser.

Not without root and now they are trying to if not all banning it the fake Indi vids click bate

Stop using the word "literally" all the time. You're literally using it incorrectly.

shit doesnt work in 2019 anymore ... seems never version of Android (S9 - android 9) presummably is causing this.. app is too old. shame. I have to root my S9

@@rocheuro kids k a lspp

@@mervinseraile2813 what?

same

same

same

Same

Me, just one. I can not understand, i have in USB Debbug.. mode and did all the thing.

Were you able to fix it?

CheyTac no i couldn't

saem

Use a updated version instead of the one in the description

+Luiz Felipe Nasser-Carvalho Not true.

Ok. Can you please confirm that the procedure above will allow me to DELETE the bloatware from my Xperia T2, freeing space from its memory rather than simply disabling these apps? And if the bloatware is deleted how can I tick a checkbox in the Debloater / ADB and get it reinstalled?

it depends on the phone whether you can remove them or not as said in the video

yes i also hate when people put false title and thumbnails

Luiz Felipe Nasser-Carvalho coz he needs the ads seriously..

+Bill Wehrmacher No. On all smartphones with the exception of Samsung phones, the bloatware is removed completely from the device. On Samsung phones, it's disabled from root level. Still on the device, but disabled from root level.

Snazzy Labs if you have Root you can remove all Apps from any device😂😂

did you not hear ..this method is WITHOUT ROOT not everyone wants to root their phone

Snazzy Labs but the title doesn't call out any exceptions. Why the misleading title?

Not true. Watch the whole video.

Not even really deactivated. In many cases. he's just hiding the icon. Does not improve phone performance. Might cause weird problems?

Bob G I believe "deactivating" here means uninstalling the app, but keeping the _.apk_ in internal flash storage. So to launch the app again you have to go into settings to "enable" (install the app) to run it again.

think they let you off that easy? depends on the app.

Bob G No. If this program allows your phone you disable system apps, you can disable all system apps. Tyrannical roms like MIUI and most Chinese roms make disabling system apps very difficult becouse they earn by spying on users.

Are you SURE about THAT ?

@@Dracula.25 Try out in adb shell uninstall --k user 0 package name . But this will again installed after ota update

I can't disable any of the sh*tty apps from my manufacturer. That's why this method is somewhat effective for me. At least they would be hidden from my eyes.

@@NotTheRambo

My phone is not detected, any idea?

highly agree. I"m here looking for a way to REMOVE facebook on my samsung phone

@@truthersunitereborn9982 what phone do you have? You should be able to permanently deactivate that one bro..

@@jamieian - I agree I should be able to but am unable to. I have the galaxy s6 edge. I got this second hand and it has tons of preloaded crap on it that use to constantly annoy me. I was able to turn some of it off. I want to remove facebook because I never use it and it takes up a lot of room. I believe it has built in tracking software too so - NO THANKS.

+Benjamin Lagace Run it under compatibility mode as Administrator.

I disconnected the Phone and re-enabled USB debugging and somehow it came up this time. Thanks. There were not many bloatware apps on my BOOST S4, some you could actually delete, and the ones I had disabled in application manager from the phone were already disabled, so maybe people will have better luck on other carriers.

Hi there, I got windows 7 and got the same problem. I start my phone (Samsung S6 Edge, with actual software, Android Marshmellow), swich on developer functions and enable debugging. I installed adb and debloater on my PC. Start the debloater as an administrator and get not connected to my cell phone. Do you have an idea, what it could be?

+Bernd Voller I was able to get it to work. But only after disconnecting the phone from the computer, closing the de-bloated, and turning off USB debugging on the phone. After that I opened the de-bloater, connected the phone to the computer via USB, and turned on USB debugging in developer options. Once you turn on that feature, there should be a warning pop up on the phone you have to accept. Keep in mind I'm working with a S4, so might be different. Good luck

No chance...Can do what I want, but don't get it connected...Don't know why???

+Tedi Tamo Scroll down to the bottom of the page and the download links are there.

Without root can remove?

+tun win most bloat cannot be removed without root. The title is semi misleading

ha ha you got suckered in. he just did this for the views.

Nigel Blackwell its command line use the cmd .or just download the adb search from google then unzip it shift +right click to open as cmd

Muhammad Yawar Ifraheem OK. Thanks for that. I saw the short cut in the video and thought..."I want one too!" :)

ok so I've only got win7 what would be the CMD commands to do this or will I need a Win10 machine?

Richard Forehand you need adb and fastboot tool search it on Google download and run it

yea I've got everything and installed all of it. I've started it in CMD and now I've no idea where to proceed

User error.

+Snazzy Labs "Re-enable"is a term used after disabling something, not removing it... However.. I doubt you'll find a huge (lol.. If any) performance boost. The best I could think of is merely not even a 1% increase in performance. The OS is built around being under constant pressure (Duh...) while still maintaining performance.. NOW.. I'm not saying it'll be as fast as it was when you first started it, but it'll probably lag as much as anyone elses if used in the same way. These "performance tips" are as true as the ones where they claim you SAVE battery from removing apps from the cache memory (Lol, "Phone Boosters")... Surely, if you have some kind of _VIRUS_, you'll find these increases as "boosting", but yeah.. If you say so :)

+FiorinaEU For me I simply I did not want to see addons by Sony. Like flying agumented reality dinosaurus as and extra camera addon.

+Snazzy Labs #rekt

+FiorinaEU Are you trolling?

Wyvern07 bloatware is any unwanted software that isnt essential. Calculator, camera, google, etc are basic apps that most people need. Stuff like games that are preinstalled or random launchers arent needed

if u disable it still stays on the phone, that's why

+Imran Haque did you not see this video ??? he is clearly saying that the apps are being disabled not removed .using this method the app still remains on the phone internal memory ..the app just gets hidden .

Alan Joy i thought it removes them

+SaM 534 yes there is one way... step 1: install kingroot app from xda dev page and root the phone . Step 2: open kingroot app and uninstall all the bloatware .just be careful not to remove system apps .if you remove system apps your phone might get bricked just remove app unwanted apps which is visible in the app drawer else don't remove . Step 3: uninstall kingroot..and your phone will be unrooted and you will get back your warranty..!!!

+SaM 534 there is no use of force closing the apps.. it will start again after a restart of the phone.. disabling apps helps it frees ram since disabled apps wont appear in ram.but it does not free any space on the internal memory.. the internal memory will still be filled with the disabled app..!!

Restart after the process or force shutdown on apps before switching them off, if you don't like to restart the phone (disliking regular restarts requires eye opening procedure)

in my galaxy s8 i have 32 bloatware and i can disable only 15.

The Speed Racer

How?

you cant, that's why he made this vid.

darren s yes you can

darren s or use adb

I disabled them all using the application manager in Android. it turned them off completely. Still not the same as removing them.

Yes you can!!

Ow thats why it didnt work also trying for s7 edge so just download EZ disabler and disable any apps with out root.

look in gates folder not the type of phone

Or Huawei P9 or lite. 49 bloatware apps are installed I'd like to get rid of :(

iMeMySelf you can if you buy a new phone.

neither the s7 edge

blaquenoise yes

That wasn't a question. But a statement.

and he agreed, you fuckin imbecile

and when u start it it will come back again lol

Smoke Gaming Channel no it won't