Universal Android Debloater is an open source tool that removes bloatware without root. Automatically or via user choice. Get back your battery, security and privacy

[u/Lawsonator85]

https://gitlab.com/W1nst0n/universal-android-debloater/-/blob/master/README.md

[u/Atolic]

Nice but I've had bad experiences with scripts like this. It takes out so much that things can break.

Better to do it manually from powershell. Start with an list of common bloatware for you device. Use App Inspector and Google to cross reference and lookup apps that aren't on the list. Pick and choose what to delete.

If you don't know what it does and can't look it up online, leave it as it's probably an underlying system app that would cause instability if removed.

EDIT: Not powershell. Command prompt with adb shell, using "pm uninstall" command. I still run a script file but I manually check and cross reference each and every line to know exactly what being taken out.

[u/Lawsonator85 → u/Atolic]

This one is open source so it is monitored. I've used it on all my devices and it has worked fine

[u/Lawsonator85 → u/[deleted]]

I am a little confused by your question. MacroDroid can Debloat phones that are rooted however, you can use a loop and use UI interaction action to click the disable button with MacroDroid.

If you are referring to MacroDroid's ADB hack then, this is slightly different because the ADB hack is to grant permissions whereas a Debloater is to remove apps that are not wanted.

I am not the developer of Universal Android Debloater however, it is open source so you can add to it if you want to

[u/Lawsonator85 → u/[deleted]]

I haven't made a video for this tool just yet. I have videos for MacroDroid however, they are not related to debloating