We're Trying to Disable/Hide Sprint System Bloatware/Applications. Using "App Inspector," to locate the "Package" names of the specific Bloatware/Applications to Disable/Hide...
Then we use the Command Prompts:
adb devices
adb shell
$pm uninstall -k --user 0 '(package name)'
We've been able to disable/hide the following apps:
package:com.motorola.sprintwfc
package:com.android.sdm.plugins.sprintdm
package:com.motorola.sprint.setupext
package:com.sprint.psdg.sw
package:com.android.sprint.hiddenmenuapp (HiddenMenu)
package:com.motorola.sprintroaming (Carrier Setup Wizard)
package:com.cequint.ecid (Caller ID)
But, EVEN AFTER TRYING TO DO THE ABOVE (Failing) & TRYING TO HIDE THEM IN Magisk Manager...the following Bloatware/Applications remain active and have to consistently be "Force Stopped":
package:com.sprint.zone (My Sprint Launcher)
package:com.sprint.ce.updater (MOBILE INSTALLER)
package:com.sprint.w.installer (Mobile ID)
package:com.sprint.ms.smf.services (Carrier Hub)
package:com.motorola.android.cbs.sprint.dynamic (uncertain)
Has anyone found a work around to this? Thank you!
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Ive annoying problems with this voice dailing app which came with froyo 2.2.
everytime i plugin a headset or even my line-in (in my car), my music starts to stutter and that voice recognition app pops up on my screen like 1000 times in a row .... (music still stuttering or even stops).
i tried to uninstall it but it doesnt "allow" me, also tried to disable it somehow.
any suggestion how i can get rid of it? i actually dont need that voice dailing app, its not possible to hear music in my car cause of it..
I have the same problem, any solution?
Disable voice services in Android
1. Install Android SDK in a computer.
2. Connect your mobile to the computer.
3. Run a shell using adb:
> adb shell
# _
4. You are now inside your mobile: in my mobile the packages involved with
voice (I have a Droid) are:
com.google.android.voicesearch
com.google.android.voicedialer
5. To verify if in your mobile are the same, run:
# pm list packages | grep voice
6. Whatever you find, run with the desired packages:
pm disable com.android.voicedialer
pm disable com.google.android.voicesearch
Obviously, I believe you will need root access to your mobile to do this.
If you have root,(not sure if you need s-off as well) I think you can just uninstall it through Titanium Backup. Another way is to delete the apk with root explorer by going into /system/app. I'm not good with ADB so I use root explorer or TB to remove unwanted apps. Hope it this helps.
i bought that phone on ebay is there any way to remove that lock?
XDA cannot help you bypass anything like that, return the phone / open a dispute on ebay
*Detection* said:
XDA cannot help you bypass anything like that, return the phone / open a dispute on ebay
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he can also try contacting the seller and see if they can remove the mdm lock.. if not then yea, sucks..
typically with mdm the device is registered to the mdm/server and only their admins can remove it as its typically tied to the IMEI/SN
You only need ADB, the USB Settings code (*#0808#) and some time & patience:
Once you can enable the ADB Mode via USB Settings, search for the Knox App and disable it:
" pm disable-user --user 0 com.sec.knox.kccagent"
It works for me, but i need to disable other apps:
"pm disable-user --user 0 com.planetcellinc.ressvc"
"pm disable-user --user 0 com.absolute.android.agent"
This is different for every MDM.
When i try to factory reset this phone, the first thing who ask is for wifi and then let install the MDM apps install/download but then i shut down the wifi. If you do correctly, you can open the dialer app and input the code for ADB and do the commands i listed before.
DO NOT FACTORY RESET AGAIN, because you need to repeat the operation.
The apps are disabled and the FRP Mode is enabled and you cant access to the Developer mode. The phone is suitable for everyday use without Any Problem.
The Best way to disable the MDM Lock is talking with the person who sell you the phone. This is a temporary solution only.
M4xh3dr00m said:
You only need ADB, the USB Settings code (*#0808#) and some time & patience:
Once you can enable the ADB Mode via USB Settings, search for the Knox App and disable it:
" pm disable-user --user 0 com.sec.knox.kccagent"
It works for me, but i need to disable other apps:
"pm disable-user --user 0 com.planetcellinc.ressvc"
"pm disable-user --user 0 com.absolute.android.agent"
This is different for every MDM.
When i try to factory reset this phone, the first thing who ask is for wifi and then let install the MDM apps install/download but then i shut down the wifi. If you do correctly, you can open the dialer app and input the code for ADB and do the commands i listed before.
DO NOT FACTORY RESET AGAIN, because you need to repeat the operation.
The apps are disabled and the FRP Mode is enabled and you cant access to the Developer mode. The phone is suitable for everyday use without Any Problem.
The Best way to disable the MDM Lock is talking with the person who sell you the phone. This is a temporary solution only.
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Not working for me, but I found a way to make this work:
Open Samsung Calculator and type in (+30012012732+ this will pop up drp mode, then type in the *#0808# and select DM+Modem+ADB and hit reboot. You should now have ADB! (you have to do this same method after every reboot) Also, you have to add "adb shell" before all of those commands to make them work. There is another importnant command that needs to be run: "adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.sec.enterprise.knox.cloudmdm.smdms", this disables the configuration.
Now I just need to figure out a way to show the developer options. It is enabled but will not show.
kekistaneerefugee said:
The USB settings menu doesn't actually allow ADB for me, is there a trick to this at all?
EDIT: NVM, I found a way to make this work:
Open Samsung Calculator and type in (+30012012732+ this will pop up drp mode, then type in the *#0808# and select DM+Modem+ADB and hit reboot. You should now have ADB! (you have to do this same method after every reboot) Also, you have to add "adb shell" before all of those commands to make them work. There is another importnant command that needs to be run: "adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.sec.enterprise.knox.cloudmdm.smdms", this disables the configuration.
Now I just need to figure out a way to show the developer options. It is enabled but will not show.
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Maybe the FRP Mode doesnt allow the Developer Options.
Maybe with another MDM can disable the other MDM, maybe uninstall it... i try this with a guy in the office but doesnt work
Im going to use that command too, still my phone is working without problems. I need to know a way to do a "Soft Reset" without enable the disabled apps.
M4xh3dr00m said:
Maybe the FRP Mode doesnt allow the Developer Options.
Maybe with another MDM can disable the other MDM, maybe uninstall it... i try this with a guy in the office but doesnt work
Im going to use that command too, still my phone is working without problems. I need to know a way to do a "Soft Reset" without enable the disabled apps.
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Idk, my phone isn't frp locked or anything, I am just simply experimenting on how to remove the mdm knox crap put on it by rent-a-center/PayJoy.
M4xh3dr00m said:
Maybe the FRP Mode doesnt allow the Developer Options.
Maybe with another MDM can disable the other MDM, maybe uninstall it... i try this with a guy in the office but doesnt work
Im going to use that command too, still my phone is working without problems. I need to know a way to do a "Soft Reset" without enable the disabled apps.
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it doesnt work that way lol.. usually if you try to add to an mdm when ur already on an mdm it wont allow it.
the device is tied to the mdm using your device info such as imei and serial no. The only way to stop it is to have them remove it from the mdm server.
i have researched and utilized multiple mdms, in fact, i even purchased a samsung knox manage commercial license just to mess with.
Dev options are not available because the mdm admin set a policy to block it.. they can control many things from settings to camera to ota updates etc.
There are paid removal services on ebay
Look em
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elliwigy said:
it doesnt work that way lol.. usually if you try to add to an mdm when ur already on an mdm it wont allow it.
the device is tied to the mdm using your device info such as imei and serial no. The only way to stop it is to have them remove it from the mdm server.
i have researched and utilized multiple mdms, in fact, i even purchased a samsung knox manage commercial license just to mess with.
Dev options are not available because the mdm admin set a policy to block it.. they can control many things from settings to camera to ota updates etc.
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If the imei is changed, it can be unlocked from the server. To be placed in a device x the same imei I can unlock the MDM of the lock device.
I have been having trouble disabling realme X2 browser which keeps sending notification even though I tried to disable the notifications and marked it unimportant. I was wondering if there is any way I could disable it for good.
just uninstall ( debloat ) unwanted apps
adb devices
adb shell
pm uninstall -k --user 0 package.name
Hello
Just uninstall all non-used apps and try.
Hi, didn't feel like this is worth making a thread but didn't really find anywhere else to ask for assistance nor any recent help on google.
I'm trying to disable some preinstalled bloatware on my s20 ultra, such as Samsung pay framework though abd but I keep getting this message: adb delete failed owner blocked
I am using the following command: pm uninstall -k --user 0 (package name)
Any insights? thanks.
Did you try the disable method? This one is safer than the uninstall one.
Pm disable 'package name'
You can always re-enable if something goes wrong.
I have same issues mate. Have your found a solution ?
You tried the disable method?
Make your life easier and use ADB AppControl.
ADB AppControl - android applications manager and debloat tool. Official website. Free download.
cucumber42 said:
Make your life easier and use ADB AppControl.
ADB AppControl - android applications manager and debloat tool. Official website. Free download.
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How can I turn off Neko Cat (Cat Controls) from Android 11 that appeared on my own in Android 12? You can't remove the Easter Egg, just hide the entire smart devices category. But then the other applications also disappear.
Try Disabling it in Settings Apps...
I froze it in my Titanium App, since I'm rooted.
Unfortunately, neither shutdown nor uninstallation is possible...
Hello,
so I finally found a solution:
Since I don't have root and can't disable the system app, I had to go through ADB.
- enable developer mode
- enable USB debugging
- connect the phone to a computer with Minimal ADB and Fastboot installed (tested on version 1.4.3 and Windows 10)
- enable connection with PC
- enter commands in ADB
-- adb devices
-- adb shell
-- pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.android.egg
And the Neko Cats are gone. They can be returned by reinstallation or factory reset. Ufff... really "simple"...
P.S. Cats have been activated together with the Easter Egg of Android 12 - hours. They cannot be turned off without uninstalling. Interestingly, removing the egg makes the cat disappear, but not the clock...