AIO Android Debloater

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This script can be used via terminal to uninstall bloatware Android applications without ROOT!!!

⚠️ Disclaimer: You're doing this at your own risk, I am not responsible for any data loss or damage that may occur.

Dependencies

Using the scripts will require ADB (Android Debug Bridge) installed on your OS and accessible through the terminal.

For Windows:

• Install ADB from https://developer.android.com/tools/releases/platform-tools;
• Put ALL the files inside src folder, so the script can use the adb command;
• Or install ADB globally with Chocolatey:

choco install adb

For Linux:

sudo pacman -S android-tools # Arch
sudo apt install -fy git adb # Debian / Ubuntu / Mint
sudo yum install adb # Fedora
sudo emerge -a dev-util/android-tools # Gentoo
sudo zypper install adb # OpenSUSE
sudo apk add adb # Alpine

Usage

Before doing anything, make sure you've unlocked Developer options and enabled USB debugging.

Windows

open the Terminal/powershell on the src folder and run the following command:

.\android-debloater.ps1

Linux

mkdir --parents ~/Downloads
git clone https://github.com/LeDragoX/aio-android-debloater.git ~/Downloads/aio-android-debloater
cd ~/Downloads/aio-android-debloater/
chmod --recursive +x *.sh     # Current folder .sh files
chmod --recursive +x **/*.sh  # All .sh files inside folders
bash ./src/android-debloater.sh

Restoring an App

It is possible to recover an app after removing it, even after rebooting. Using adb command on any OS.

adb shell cmd package install-existing --user 0 com.package.name

Replace com.package.name with the app package name you want back and you're good to go.

App Alternatives

If an native OEM app was removed, I suggest you some alternatives from Google:

• Browser
  • Brave
  • Chrome (Google)
  • Edge
  • Firefox
• Calculator
• Calendar
• Documents, Sheets & Slides
• Clock
• Contacts
• Files
• Gallery
• Messages (SMS)
• Music | Alternative
• Phone Dialer
• Video

For other any suggestion, check on Fossify, a really solid open-source alternative.

Credits

Some of the bloatware found was related to Universal Android Debloater/UAD-NG's descriptions reporting shady business related to OEM apps and apps which will bootloop if removed, thank you very much UAD Team!