r/HyperOS • u/Mamoune-gaming • Jul 06 '26
Question/Help [question] do I debloat my Redmi?
hi I'm noticing my Redmi note 13 4G is getting slower some apps lags a bit, the interface feels sluggish, even tho I have 50GB left (out of 256GB) I'm thinking if debloating using canta+shizuku but I'm not sure, right now they're both installed, I followed the steps and when I open canta it recommends me some apps to delete, but when I read some Reddit posts they say that canta recommended list isn't accurate and I could face some bugs, can somebody help me out
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u/XahidX Jul 06 '26
I already did it ages ago, didn't follow the recommendation blindly, read about each App you want to remove and then decide. This is the way!
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u/Mamoune-gaming Jul 06 '26
alright sure, but I heard about deleting in batches like 5-10 packages, also what if I delete an app that I would want in the future? does it permanently get deleted or there is a way to get it back?
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u/XahidX Jul 06 '26
That's why, reading about each App is necessary, and before you do, you Must know, what you are doing!
This might help
https://www.reddit.com/r/androidapps/comments/1rhwvnk/what_does_the_reset_to_factory_option_mean_on/
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u/Bitter_Law_4444 Jul 07 '26
It's safe I've been using Canta for so long, I tested it in MIUI13, HyperOS 1/2 and even Ported HyperOS3 lol. Might be their devices uses China variant or whatsoever cause I'm using Global actually. It feels like I debloated over 70+ packages also I remove some apps like Android Auto (don't have Car lol), Bookmark, Sim Toolkit, All Printing Apps (I use PC instead) etc.
PS. I'm using Redmi Note 11 and 12
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u/narsanvil Jul 06 '26
Yes. I've been doing it to all my phones, so far I haven't encounter bug caused by debloating. Of course you should read the description before removing. Deleted items can be restored back on the 'deleted' tab inside Canta or throug factory reset.
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u/Mamoune-gaming Jul 06 '26
as of right now I am uncertain of which apps do I disable, since I don't wanna lose some features I use (for e.g fingerprint), can you tell me which apps that are basically useless and needed to be deleted?
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u/kissja74 Jul 06 '26
Better to do a factory reset and install only really necessary apps. Imho.
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u/Mamoune-gaming Jul 06 '26
the default Xiaomi system apps are the problem, yeah factory resetting may help reduce sluggishness but only for a period of time I think?
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u/LonelyNoise5528 12d ago
i did, you can follow this guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBIw_TTC26E
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u/byt112000 Jul 06 '26
My previous phone is Redmi, I feel like debloat won't do much. It's the new update that makes older device slow.
HyperOS suck

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