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No accounts setup in CM7

Hello, whenever I flash CM7 (either the stables or nightlies) I never get the setup options.
So I can't log into my Google account.
I have tried doing it manually but the Google account does not show neither does Facebook or any of the other options.
Trying to log in through the mail app presents a "could not find server error"
Does anyone have a solution for this.
I've tried searching the forum for a similar post and Googling the problem both with no luck, sorry if It's a repost
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46 views and nobody could even be arsed to type flash Google apps.
http://www.goo-inside.me/gapps/
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Ninja'd lol
P.s if you don't want your market to keep updating then open the gaps zip and remove the market update then repack before you flash it.
regards,slymobi

Thanx sooo much!!! Can't wait to try it
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when i first rooted last year, it took me ages to realise this. I spent ages, about 4 weeks looking for all the apps to download - and couldnt work out why the market wouldnt accept my gmail account i just added to the mail app, this was before i discovered XDA that has since made my life a lot easier

It's been months actually, I resorted to jokerdroid when I gave up on finding the solution. And like you I've found this lifesaving forum. Is there a way to get Facebook and twitter intergration back or should I just download their apps?
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hi all, i flash GApps last 2 weeks on a non wi-fi spot/place and there were no apps installed, i already installed the market only through 4shared download and i'm planning to flash again GApps, will it cause problems ?
thanks !

19iceman32 said:
hi all, i flash GApps last 2 weeks on a non wi-fi spot/place and there were no apps installed, i already installed the market only through 4shared download and i'm planning to flash again GApps, will it cause problems ?
thanks !
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Gapps only flashes the Android Market. It doesn't literally flash all the Google Apps(Gmail, Goggles etc.)
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I don't see why it should cause problems
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Just realised my bad oversight of not not hitting the thanks button,alas a new challenge presents itself,this xda app has no 'thank' option.
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usaff22 said:
Gapps only flashes the Android Market. It doesn't literally flash all the Google Apps(Gmail, Goggles etc.)
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after i flash GApps, no market was installed, it can be seen on add widgets and invisible in home screen and also not in the app drawer. any tips sir ?

usaff22 said:
Gapps only flashes the Android Market. It doesn't literally flash all the Google Apps(Gmail, Goggles etc.)
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yes it does. flashing GAPPS adds all these:
CarHomeGoogle.apk – Car Dock interface (with the large simplified icons / shortcuts).
CarHomeLauncher.apk - Car Dock interface (with the large simplified icons / shortcuts).
Contacts.apk – Contact/People manager, front end GUI.
ContactsProvider.apk – Database backend for contact manager.
Facebook.apk – Facebook application. Up to date version available from Market.
GenieWidget.apk – Homescreen widget which provides weather/news.
Gmail.apk – GMail application. Also installs Mail sync provider.
GoogleBackupTransport.apk – Allows backup option in settings menu to functions, backing up settings/apps to Google servers. (?)
GoogleCalendarSyncAdapter.apk – Installs Calendar sync provider. Registers specific calendars on device for use in other Calendar applications.
GoogleContactsSyncAdapter.apk – Installs Contact sync provider. Required for Google Talk application to function correctly.
GoogleFeedback.apk – When a program crashes, option to log crash report.
GooglePartnerSetup.apk – Unknown, most likely used on initialisation of device.
GoogleQuickSearchBox.apk – Widget on home screen for quick search. Also has voice search shortcut, and search type box.
GoogleServicesFramework.apk – Core for Google services backend on phone. Required for nearly all Sync functions.
googlevoice.apk – Google Voice app. Useful in countries where Google Voice is supported.
HtcCopyright.apk – HTC application to display copyright information, can be used on non-HTC devices as well, but useless.
HtcEmailPolicy.apk - HTC application to display copyright information, can be used on non-HTC devices as well, but useless.
HtcSettings.apk - HTC application to display customised settings, can be used on non-HTC devices as well, but useless.
kickback.apk – Unknown. Does not appear to be useful.
LatinImeTutorial.apk – Tutorial on how to use the touch screen keyboard. Chances are you already know how to use it.
Maps.apk – Google Maps application. Latest version also available on Market.
MarketUpdater.apk – Specific software updater for market, automatically runs as required.
MediaUploader.apk – Background service which launches everytime you run an upload function (ie. Picasa / Facebook / Emails)
NetworkLocation.apk – Uses cell triangulation and/or wireless networks to help speed up GPS location. Toggled through Location settings.
OneTimeInitializer.apk – Most likely OOBE, not necessary.
PassionQuickOffice.apk – Office suite. If you have other office suites, then not required.
SetupWizard.apk – When you enter details for your Google Account initially, this is called.
soundback.apk – Unknown, not necessary.
Street.apk – Street View, called when zoomed in on a location on Google Maps and want street level view.
Talk.apk – Google Talk, chat program. Is critical when using Android Market to download apps. Many downloads will not initialise with Talk being logged in.
talkback.apk – Possibly similar to Feedback. Does not appear to be necessary.
Twitter.apk – Twitter application and/or widget. Latest version is available from Market.
Vending.apk – Official Android Market.
VoiceSearch.apk – Voice search, can be called from shortcut, keyboards or via app drawer.
YouTube.apk – Youtube application. Latest version can be found on market.

It added the market in my case, maybe your g-apps wasn't compiled correctly
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Why would it be called gapps (Google Apps) if it only added the Market and not the rest of the Google Apps?

[Q] T-Mob Bloatware Removal

Anyone figure out how to remove the T-Mobile Hotspot app? I used Titanium to remove pretty much every other crApps but can't seem to isolate that stupid app. I'm rooted and waiting for more custom ROMs, but would love to get rid of the needless bloat in the meantime. Also... Is there any other hidden apps (Carrier IQ, etc) that I could remove? How do we do it?

Check the development section. It should solve your problem
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Yep. I did. Didn't see it there after searching so figure I'd post the question here since it's not really development related.
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twosixths said:
Anyone figure out how to remove the T-Mobile Hotspot app? I used Titanium to remove pretty much every other crApps but can't seem to isolate that stupid app. I'm rooted and waiting for more custom ROMs, but would love to get rid of the needless bloat in the meantime. Also... Is there any other hidden apps (Carrier IQ, etc) that I could remove? How do we do it?
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Searched and searched but can't find a list of bloatware that are safe to uninstall using Titanium. If you happen to find one please share.
Thanks in advance.

Download and flash the ashman aroma installer by Mr robinson. It's a bloat remover tool. Last I checked it was in the themes and apps section
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this is from the international forums.. use with caution!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1667140

These are the ones I've disabled so far thru the stock applications manager..
Allshare controller
Allshare play
Amazon
Bonus apps
Chaton
Email
Exchange services
Game hub
Google play books
Google play movies
Google play music
Google plus
Kies air
Media hub
Mobile life contacts
Music hub
S suggest
S voice
Samsung account
Samsung apps
Samsung backup provider
Samsung cloud data relay
Samsung cloud syncadapters
Tmobile name id
Tmobile tv
Yahoo finance
Yahoo news

paul.p said:
These are the ones I've disabled so far thru the stock applications manager..
Allshare controller
Allshare play
Amazon
Bonus apps
Chaton
Email
Exchange services
Game hub
Google play books
Google play movies
Google play music
Google plus
Kies air
Media hub
Mobile life contacts
Music hub
S suggest
S voice
Samsung account
Samsung apps
Samsung backup provider
Samsung cloud data relay
Samsung cloud syncadapters
Tmobile name id
Tmobile tv
Talk
Talkback
Yahoo finance
Yahoo news
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same ones i have uninstalled via titanium.. i cannot seem to find the t mobile hot spot app to uninstall..
and also i did not uninstall exchange services, i see that you have disabled it, does it cause any problems? because i always see it running in my services, didn't know if it is anything important.

Crisisx1 said:
same ones i have uninstalled via titanium.. i cannot seem to find the t mobile hot spot app to uninstall..
and also i did not uninstall exchange services, i see that you have disabled it, does it cause any problems? because i always see it running in my services, didn't know if it is anything important.
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I've had it off for over a week now and no problem I can see.

paul.p said:
These are the ones I've disabled so far thru the stock applications manager..
Allshare controller
Allshare play
Amazon
Bonus apps
Chaton
Email
Exchange services
Game hub
Google play books
Google play movies
Google play music
Google plus
Kies air
Media hub
Mobile life contacts
Music hub
S suggest
S voice
Samsung account
Samsung apps
Samsung backup provider
Samsung cloud data relay
Samsung cloud syncadapters
Tmobile name id
Tmobile tv
Yahoo finance
Yahoo news
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Can you share how to do it on non-root phone? thx

DandroidT said:
Can you share how to do it on non-root phone? thx
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On a non-rooted phone, you can only disable from the Application Manager. To remove from your phone completely, you have to root it first.
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ikhtiaralam said:
On a non-rooted phone, you can only disable from the Application Manager. To remove from your phone completely, you have to root it first.
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but when I go to Setting->Application Manager->ChatON (as an example), I only see 2 options, Force stop and Uninstall updates. I did not see any disable option.

You have to uninstall updates before it will give you the option to disable.
Keep in mind not all system apps will have the option. But uninstall updates, and then see what it says.

check this thread for a more detailed list(also in the international forum)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1634624

Thanks for the list. I'll give it a shot.
Sent from my T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S3.

DandroidT said:
Can you share how to do it on non-root phone? thx
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I believe you have to be rooted

Does freezing with Titanium do the same as uninstalling? I'm afraid to uninstall, in case I need to go back to stock (I already deleted a couple apps, I want to be able to get my warranty if needed).

So has anyone removed the Hotspot app? I keep seeing run-arounds removing other bloatware (which does help!) but specifically, can the "T Mobile Hotspot" app be removed? What's it named and where's it located? It's the last piece of bloat I have.

Samsung backup provider
Samsung cloud data relay
Samsung cloud syncadapters
What exactly do these three items do? Can I still download movies like the Avengers? I am guessing these are similar to google backups for contacts/ calenders etc. I see them running all the time.

This works great. Used it on Wicked rom and on Domination V2.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2075993
Ok son, please put the 50 cal down nice and slow....

Apps Safe to Remove on Samsung Galaxy S3 (Sprint Version, Stock Rooted)

I like to run stock rooted, so here is a list of the apps that I have stripped from my stock rooted Samsung Galaxy S3 (Sprint version); my goal is always to run only the services that I use, and get rid of the rest. I don't use social networking apps integration (Facebook, Twitter, etc.), VPN/Enterprise aspects, motion features, voice features, integrated weather clients or news clients, Bluetooth sharing or NFC stuff (bumping), Kies, Google Wallet, most widgets, etc.
What I DO use on my S3 with this stripped-down stock arrangement:
Bluetooth streaming audio (A2DP) and hands free phone (HFP) to the stereo in my car, sharing of pics/messaging through email, text & MMS, all photo & video functions (including editing), my gmail account using the stock email client (I'm not a fan of the stock Gmail app.) and I use the stock Exchange email as well for my work email account. I use WiFi on my home network, at work, and on the go when available. I use the stock clock for alarms, etc. I remove the stock calculator and replace it with RealCalc. I remove the stock Samsung & Swype keyboards after installing and switching to Smart Keyboard Pro. I use WiFi tethering to tether my laptop when I'm away. I remove the stock browser & install a 3rd party browser. I use a paid version of Documents to Go to replace Polaris Viewer for PDFs, Excel, Word, etc. Other than this, there's not much else I need!
Keep in mind that I remove ALL of these apps AT THE SAME TIME using Titanium Backup; I go down the list, wipe data on each, then delete the APK & Odex of each...some of them are dependent on each other, so if you remove only a portion of them, your results may vary...
Anyways, here are the apps that I have safely stripped without incident using Titanium Backup: (Note: Be sure to clear data of app prior to removal, and ALWAYS make a recovery backup of your ROM prior to stripping apps, and I would also suggest making a copy of the System/App folder and placing in on your SD card in case you want to add any apps back to the phone individually after stripping...and use Titanium Backup to make a batch backup of all system app data as well. If you need help with adding system apps back, just give me a shout!)
**LIST UPDATED 11/30/12 AND APPLIES TO LATEST OTA STOCK UPDATE TO 4.1.1**
Apps Stripped from Stock Rooted Sprint Galaxy S3 (4.1.1-L710VPBLJ7)
AllShare Cast 1.0
AllShare Play 1.0.1983
AllShare Service 1.0.0
AVrcpServiceSamsung 4.1.1-L710VPBLJ7
Bluetooth share 4.1.1-L710VPBLJ7
Bubbles 1.0
Calculator 1.0
Calendar widget 1.0
CapabilityManagerService 2.4.0 (Popups when headphone jack used)
ChatON 1.10.4
ChocoEukor 1.0
Clock (digital) 1.0
Clock (digital) 1.0
Clock (funky) 1.0
Clock (modern) 1.0
com.samsung.app.playreadyui 1.0.0
com.samsung.InputEventApp 1.0.0
com.sec.android.app.wfdbroker 1.0.0
Deep sea 1.0
DirectShareManager 2.0.3
Downloads 4.1.1-L710VPBLJ7 **There are two APKs with this name; only remove the one that is a GUI for the browser's downloading. If you are unclear which is which, leave both installed**
DRM Protected Content Storage 4.1.1-L710VPBLJ7
Dual clock (analog) 1.0
Dual clock (digital) 1.0
Dual clock (digital) 1.0
Enterprise SysScope Service 4.1.1-L710VPBLJ7
Enterprise VPS Services 4.1.1-L710VPBLJ7
Enterprise Permissions 1.0
Face Unlock 4.1.1-438695
Favorite apps 1.0
Favorite Contacts 1.1
Flipboard 1.9.6
FWUpgrade 1.2.0 (Upgrade client for AllShare app)
Game Hub 2.1.0
Gmail 4.1.2
Google Bookmarks Sync 4.1.1-438695
Google Play Books 2.5.83
Google Play Magazines 1.0
Google Play Movies & TV 2.0.21
Google Play Music 4.3.606.400990
Google Search 1.0
Google+ 3.1.1.32879387
Help 1.0
Helv Neue S 1.0
HTML Viewer 4.1.1-L710VPBLJ7
Internet 4.1.1-L710VPBLJ7 (Stock Browser)
Kies air 2.1.209281
Kies via Wi-Fi 2.0.0
Live wallpaper picker 4.1.1-L710VPBLJ7
Luminous dots 1.0
MAPServiceSamsung 4.1.1-L710VPBLJ7
Market Feedback Agent 4.1.1-438695
Media Hub 1.6.0(LI0D, 1107480)
Mobile print 1.6.1.0803
More Services 1.0
Music Hub 30.2012.10.01.22
News Daemon(EUR) 120911.01
Nfc Service 4.1.1-L710VPBLJ7
NFC Test 1.0.0
OmaDrmPopup 1.0
Phase beam 1.0
Photo wall 1.0
Picasa Uploader 1.1.40000
Pickup Tutorial 4.1.1-L710VPBLJ7
Polaris Viewer 4.1.4.1.4209.11
Remote Controls 4.30
RoseEUKor 1.0
S Memo 12.02.07.4816
S Memo 12.02.07.4816
S Suggest 3.2.47
S Voice 10.0
Search Applications Provider 41.1-L710VPBLJ7
Samsung account 1.3.019
Samsung Apps 2.8.026
Samsung Backup 1.0
Samsung Backup Provider 1.1
Samsung Browser SyncAdapter 1.0
Samsung Calendar SyncAdapter 1.0
Samsung Cloud Data Relay 1.4.10r7
Samsung Contact SyncAdapter 1.0
Samsung keyboard 1.0
Samsung Push Service 1.1.2
Samsung SMemo SyncAdapter 1.0
Samsung Syncadapters 2.1.5
Samsung TTS
SamsungAppsUNA2 2.0.35
SASlideShow 1.0
Setup Wizard 1.3
ShareShotService 1.0
SIM Toolkiet 4.1.1-L710VPBLJ7
Simple alarm clock 1.0
Smart Device Manager 3.3.2
SmartcardService 2.3.2
SNS 1.1.0
Sprint Zone 4.1.14
Stock Daemon(EUR) 120917.01
SysScope 1.1.15
Tags 1.1
Talk 4.1.1-438695
TalkBack 3.1.1_r68
Try panning 1.0
USB settings 1.0 (Kies.apk)
VPN Client 2.6.1
VpnDialogs 4.1.1-L710VPBLJ7
Wallet 1.5-R81-v4
Weather Daemon 120905.01
Weather Widget 121002.01
Weather Widget Main 120917.01
Wi-Fi Direct 1.0
Wi-Fi Direct share 1.0
Windy weather 1.0
Yahoo! Finance 120917.01
Yahoo! News 12.10.08.02
Cheers!
VegasRooted

That, my friend, is a lot of bloatware.

Bloatware Indeed...
Yes my friend, too much bloatware, for sure! Best to be rid of it. Battery life is outstanding on this phone after the strip too...(and maybe prior to it as well, I never checked because I just rooted and stripped the rom straight away.)
Cheers!
VegasRooted

Neil Fruit said:
That, my friend, is a lot of bloatware.
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less than 50% of it. basically strip key features of this phone.. NFC, wallet, etc? i'm all for bloatware removing but i wouldn't take half that stuff out. might as well buy one these:
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}

Bloatware
Key features for you sir, not for me...and the (short) list of what I do use my S3 for is listed in the OP, not many you could do on the ridiculous handset you chose to picture in your reply. Please re-read the OP for clarification. Have an excellent day!

VegasRooted said:
Key features for you sir, not for me...and the (short) list of what I do use my S3 for is listed in the OP, not many you could do on the ridiculous handset you chose to picture in your reply. Please re-read the OP for clarification. Have an excellent day!
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Not everyone is going to want to remove all that, but it's nice to see what you can get away with and still retain functionality.
Nice list

tft said:
less than 50% of it. basically strip key features of this phone.. NFC, wallet, etc? i'm all for bloatware removing but i wouldn't take half that stuff out. might as well buy one these:
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That should be what your rockin since you obviously can't read the op. Good **** by the way very useful.
Sent from my SPH-L710 using xda premium

Thanks for this info. I have already found several things that are not important to the way I use my phone and have deleted them.
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Frostacious said:
That should be what your rockin since you obviously can't read the op. Good **** by the way very useful.
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Hahaha well played sir, well played...

davesbest said:
Thanks for this info. I have already found several things that are not important to the way I use my phone and have deleted them.
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Thank you, glad to help!

Great info.
I was doing the same thing. None at a time in fear of breaking something.
Noon question :
Is freezing the same thing without removing? (but with the option to unfreeze)
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JohnnyEpic said:
Great info.
I was doing the same thing. None at a time in fear of breaking something.
Noon question :
Is freezing the same thing without removing? (but with the option to unfreeze)
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Technically no because the files still exist in the system they're just locked away

I guess I should have asked that different. If youfreeze a apk, technically if the system runs while it is frozen you wouldn't need it? I froze some stuff and had things force close. Unfroze and it worked again. I guess I was wrong.... Or lucky... ..?
Either way, your list covers mostly what Ive already seleted to delete by freeze check... Lol
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JohnnyEpic said:
I guess I should have asked that different. If youfreeze a apk, technically if the system runs while it is frozen you wouldn't need it? I froze some stuff and had things force close. Unfroze and it worked again. I guess I was wrong.... Or lucky... ..?
Either way, your list covers mostly what Ive already seleted to delete by freeze check... Lol
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Keep in mind also that sometimes you have to remove or freeze more than one component of a system app in order to prevent force closes; for example, some system apps have multiple apk's that are dependant on each other; one apk might be the main program while a separate apk might be a watchdog process for that same program....so when one is frozen or removed, the orphaned process apk (or yet another system process) may try to look for or use the missing one, triggering a F/C.

Question...since of the .apk removable files listed above also have a .odex for, are these odex files safe to remove?
Samsung Galaxy S3 - StrongSteve Odexed Blue Rom using xda app-developers

Yes, you should remove both...Easiest way would be to use titanium backup, click on each app, clear data, then delete. That will remove the apk and it's .odex as well.
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Which ones would be to remove that are "known "to cause battery drain because start up in the background for no reason. I'm not wanting to remove everything, just what's necessary for battery. Thanks for the help if possible.

Can you count and post how many apk's you have in your /system/app folder,i have 74 apk files and everything works.
There is way more things that you can delete,i went from about 140 to 74 apk's,my battery life imroved too,i get 6hrs of screen time.

Thank you for posting this, my wife just got an SIII and I root it for her. Now I can strip it down to what she needs.
something clever goes here...

Renaming /system/bin/gsiff_daemon helped me a lot. I believe this file has something to do with facebook. It is known to cause high battery drain.

[Q] Safe bloat ware/apks to uninstall?

Greetings member, hope your all well...
Just downloaded the stock firemware again on the phone. Running good, and good to see my internal sd and RAM not full yet. Spent a while trying to find accurate info'/links on apks/system app/bloats etc that can be safety removed.... No such luck yet.
If any one has link/info' on safe apks/system app/bloats to remove it would be nice to know, and delete them soon..
Found this page, it's not very detailed and I reckon I would need some of the apks listed http://www.droidviews.com/list-of-b...ng-galaxy-devices-that-can-be-safely-removed/
I downloaded nobloat free yesterday, says it can move the aps to ex ds them re install later. I tried, can not re install on the apks I deleted already
Any info' on safe bloat ware removal would be great. Thanks guys n ' gals
Alex

mr_b_alex said:
Greetings member, hope your all well...
Just downloaded the stock firemware again on the phone. Running good, and good to see my internal sd and RAM not full yet. Spent a while trying to find accurate info'/links on apks/system app/bloats etc that can be safety removed.... No such luck yet.
If any one has link/info' on safe apks/system app/bloats to remove it would be nice to know, and delete them soon..
Found this page, it's not very detailed and I reckon I would need some of the apks listed http://www.droidviews.com/list-of-b...ng-galaxy-devices-that-can-be-safely-removed/
I downloaded nobloat free yesterday, says it can move the aps to ex ds them re install later. I tried, can not re install on the apks I deleted already
Any info' on safe bloat ware removal would be great. Thanks guys n ' gals
Alex
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Here is a list of apps that can be removed.. But Understand what you are doing:
Active applications
AllShare Play
AllShare Service
Best Face
Bluetooth Test 1.0
Bubbles 1.0
ChatON
Chrome
Clock (Digital)
Clock (Modern)
Deep Sea 1.0
DirectConnectManager
Dual Clock (Analogue)
Dual Clock (Digital)
Email 4.0
Exchange Service
Face Unlock
Favorite Apps
Flash Annotate
Flash AnnotateSvc
Game Hub
Google Play Magazine
Google Play Music
Google+
Group Play
Help 1.0
Kies Via Wi-Fi
Live Wallpaper
Luminous dots 1.0
Mobile Print
Mobile Tracker
Music FX 1.4
Nearby Devices
PageBuddyNotiSvc 1.0
Phase Beam 1.0
Photo wall
Picasa Uploader
Pickup Tutorial
Polaris Viewer
S Memo
S Note Provider
S Planner Widget
S Suggest
S Voice
Samsung account
Samsung Apps
Samsung Browser
Samsung Calendar
Samsung Cloud
Samsung Contact
Samsung Push Services
Samsung Setup Wizard
Samsung Snote SyncAdapter
Samsung Syncadapters
Samsung TTS
SamsungAppsUNA2
SASlideShow 1.0
Simple Alarm Clock
SNS
Talk
Talkback
Task provider
Trim 38.6
User manual
Weather Daemon
Weather Widget
Weather Widget Main
Windy Weather
Wlan Test
Yahoo Finance
Yahoo News
You can use Root Uninstaller, for removing bloatwares, it will automatically the copy of APK which you are uninstalling.Hope your phone is rooted, as rooting is essential to remove bloatwares/system apps

Hey DMJoh, thanks for the info'
I had on mine also (first in list) acu weather widget apk and also acu weather something, there the first to go, reckon chat on will become chat OFF very soon

Weather Daemon (0.06%)- Battery Stats Plus
battery.rootuninstaller.com/app?pkg=com.sec.android.daemonapp.ap...
Weather Daemon battery usage stats on Android devices: 0.06% ... Battery Statistic on Android-powered Device Report (update 21 March 2013)
(This one gone to weatherdemon)

Please note for s3 prob' still relevant.Looks good info'
http://www.downloads.galaxyunlocker...e-Samsung-Galaxy-S3-S2-GalaxyUnlocker.com.pdf

Okay Cool.. So what are you trying to say? Anyways, everything is fine i hope, Bro!

DMJoh said:
Okay Cool.. So what are you trying to say? Anyways, everything is fine i hope, Bro!
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Just mean't the info' is about the weather demon apk, saw a few bits on google about the battery consumption on it, that's all. Was a 'lazy' cut n paste..
Hey DMJoh, I have deleted the windy weather apk amonst others apks, though can see the apk for deleting the stockwall live and the news wall live paper. Know where these 2 apk are 'hidden' by any chance? There not on any root uninstaller list.
Thanks for any info',
Alex

mr_b_alex said:
Just mean't the info' is about the weather demon apk, saw a few bits on google about the battery consumption on it, that's all. Was a 'lazy' cut n paste..
Hey DMJoh, I have deleted the windy weather apk amonst others apks, though can see the apk for deleting the stockwall live and the news wall live paper. Know where these 2 apk are 'hidden' by any chance? There not on any root uninstaller list.
Thanks for any info',
Alex
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You can use any Root File Explorer apps, i personally prefer Xplore, but it depends on your mindset.. Okay, whatever, see you can find these apks in /Root/system/app. If it is there, just simply delete it. If you want a backup copy move it to some other location, say External SD.
But understand removing live wallpaper picker may sometime creates FC. But am not sure about that, see to it.

DMJoh said:
You can use any Root File Explorer apps, i personally prefer Xplore, but it depends on your mindset.. Okay, whatever, see you can find these apks in /Root/system/app. If it is there, just simply delete it. If you want a backup copy move it to some other location, say External SD.
But understand removing live wallpaper picker may sometime creates FC. But am not sure about that, see to it.
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Thanks, xplore is good, now deleted the ES file explore ap'... Using Xplore, have ticked see hidden files box, though still can't find that sneaky apk stockwall live and the news wall live paper apk? Ar well,no worries
Cheers

mr_b_alex said:
Thanks, xplore is good, now deleted the ES file explore ap'... Using Xplore, have ticked see hidden files box, though still can't find that sneaky apk stockwall live and the news wall live paper apk? Ar well,no worries
Cheers
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I think the apk is livewallpaper picker something like that, am not sure, search a bit in dat folder.. Also see /Root/system/priv-app. But you should be careful deleting files in that folder. Sorry i cant exactly remember the name of those apks, am not on stock now!
There is an apk called SecWallpaperChooser.apk, its the app which chooses wallpaper, not live walls, so dont delete it,
You need superuser access that you can enable in Configuration menu of Xplore.

DMJoh said:
I think the apk is livewallpaper picker something like that, am not sure, search a bit in dat folder.. Also see /Root/system/priv-app. But you should be careful deleting files in that folder. Sorry i cant exactly remember the name of those apks, am not on stock now!
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OK cool thanks for the intel':good:.Will have a look. Think I will not delete anything I am not sure of, after last week deleting the actually live wall paper, all good now though, reflashed stock firmware

DMJoh said:
I think the apk is livewallpaper picker something like that, am not sure, search a bit in dat folder.. Also see /Root/system/priv-app. But you should be careful deleting files in that folder. Sorry i cant exactly remember the name of those apks, am not on stock now!
There is an apk called SecWallpaperChooser.apk, its the app which chooses wallpaper, not live walls, so dont delete it,
You need superuser access that you can enable in Configuration menu of Xplore.
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Cool, thanks alot for your info' again

COMPLETE! debloat list for Droid Razr m

Hi All.
After a few days of hard work and a few times of (i don't remember how many) reflashing stock rom, i have made a complete list of safely disabled (remove or freeze its up to you) bloatware on my Droid Razr m KK lates OTA update. (Obviously this was made possible with the help of HYDROGEN PER OXIDE thanks to HYDROGEN & SERG_GANGUBAS). I have seen some other topics here on XDA about debloating M but i think those lists are incomplete. Also this is the first time i am creating a new thread on any forum so my apologies if something i did wrong. So here goes...
Amazon
Amazon Kindle
Amazon Mp3
Amazon App store
Amazon Audible
Audio Effects
Avatar
Backup Assistant Plus
Backup Assistant+contacts
Basic Daydreams
Black Hole
Browser Message
Bubbles
Call Forward Activation
Chrome
Circles
Cloud
Cloud Print
com.android.backupconfirm(restores google settings)
com.android.browserprovider(delete if you use a browser other than chrome)
com.android.providers.partnerbookmarks
com.android.wallpaper.holospiral
com.android.wallpapercropper
com.motorola.android.motvzwlocationservice
com.motorola.android.omadrm
com.motorola.bug2go
com.motorola.dataroaming
com.motorola.devicemanagement
com.motorola.setupwizard.phoneservice
com.motorola.thermalservice
com.motorola.vzw.cbs.systemui
com.motorola.vzw.loader
com.motorola.vzw.settings.extention
com.qualcomm.atfwd
com.qualcomm.privinit
com.qualcomm.qualcommsettings
com.verizon.permissions.appdirectedsms
com.verizon.permissions.vzwappan
ConfigUpdater
CQA test
Demo mode
Desk Dock
Device Management
DiagMdlog Settings
Drive
DRM Protected Content Storage
Droid Zap
Email
Emergency Alerts
entitlement
Face Unlock
Facebook
Favorite Contacts
Files
Gmail
Google Pinyin Input
Google Play Books
Google Play Games
Google Play Movies & TV
Google Pay Music
Google Play Newsstand
Google Search
Google Text-to-speech Engine
Google+
Hangouts
Help
Homescreen Tips
Homecreen (need another launcher)
Homescreen Config(same as above)
HP Print Service Plugin
HTML Viewer
Ils
IMDB
Input Devices
Key Chain
Live Wallpaper Picker
Local Wipe
Magic Smoke Wallpapers
Manage SIM card
Maps
Market Feedback Agent
Mobile Hotspot
Modem Fast dormancy
Modem Stat Service
Motocare
Motocare Int
Moto Email Config
Moto Dock Helper Service
Motorola Dock Service
Motorola ID
Motorola Notification
Motorola One Time Init
Motorola Services
Motorola Services Main
Motorola OTA
MotoSignature App
Movement Detection
Movie Studio
Music Visualization Wallpapers
My Verizon Mobile
Native Dropbox Agent
Nfc Sevice
Nfc Ui
NFL Mobile
OMA client provisioning
PGM System
Phase beam
PhotoScreensavers
Picasa Uploader
Preset
Print Spooler
Programming Menu
Quick Office
Quick View(Badges e.g. Missed call new message)
Rescue Add-on Motorola
Setup Wizard
Sim Toolkit
Slacker Radio
Smart Actions
Smart Actions Android Framework
Smart Actions Proprietary Framework
Sound Recorder
Street View
Sync Service
Tags
TalkBack
Translate
Tutorial
User Dictionary
Vehicle Mode
Verizon Login
Video Calling
Vmware Ready
Voice Commands
Voice Mail
VpnDialogs
VZ Navigator
VZW Package Installer
VZWAPNService
VzwSecureSettingsApp
Weather
Youtube
Zappos.
NEW**
Calendar
Calendar Storage
Cool Down Mode
MdmMoveNotice
Global Unplug
I have not disabled Playstore related apps and services because they are needed obviously. But you can delete them just in case. Plus, by deleting all these apps, i cannot use PIN or PASSWORD lock. Pattern is working fine and i haven't found the culprit yet. Everything else is working fine. I had almost 500mb free RAM after doing this(no apps installed through playstore yet).
Did i miss something? Please mention. Needless to say you can keep the apps that you want to use. Hopefully i helped...

**EDIT**
Don't disable VPN Dialogs if you use a VPN app. The app will not work i.e. it won't connect to the servers.

More Apps added in first post.

One more thing i would like to share with you guys from my experience, just in case someone finds it useful.
If you guys are deleting bloat for more storage space, then its fine. But if storage is not an issue and you're doing it for battery saving only, then i think keeping all the bloat and installing donate version of Greenify and Greenifying everything is far better option than deleting the apps because deleting the bloat causes the phone to lag and sometimes FC's. When i deleted all the bloatware, for sure i was having more free ram but i didn't notice a substantial gain in battery life. Now my phone is back in original state and i have greenified everything and now my battery gives me 1 hour more of SCREEN ON time. I am not sure if it will be the same for everyone. Just my 2 cents...

My personal list for Debloater. Aggressive )
Don't quite remember if it is suitable for 4.1.2, but 4.4.2 RAZR M / Luge for sure.

muhammadtalha-13 said:
Hi All.
After a few days of hard work and a few times of (i don't remember how many) reflashing stock rom...
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This is the exact complete list of apps I ousted after flashing. Good lookin', appreciate the info for everyone!
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s5610 said:
My personal list for Debloater. Aggressive )
Don't quite remember if it is suitable for 4.1.2, but 4.4.2 RAZR M / Luge for sure.
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True to the name lol.