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I have a Samsung Galaxy on7, running on Android 6.0.1.
It has a lot of pre installed apps that I consider bloatware. I want to remove them completely from the phone.
Recently, I tried removing these apps as per this video:
But soon I found that it does not delete the system files, because that is not possible without root.
I also found that I can root my phone using adb. The procedure (on a different phone, though) is here:
After rooting and installing twrp and magisk, I want to delete the system files from adb using the following command (say, to remove google photos):
Two questions on this:
1. Is this possible to be safely done on my device? Any precautions?
2. Is there any way to backup the system file before deleting it?
It has a lot of pre installed apps that I consider bloatware. I want to remove them completely from the phone.
Recently, I tried removing these apps as per this video:
But soon I found that it does not delete the system files, because that is not possible without root.
I also found that I can root my phone using adb. The procedure (on a different phone, though) is here:
After rooting and installing twrp and magisk, I want to delete the system files from adb using the following command (say, to remove google photos):
Code:
adb shell rm -f /system/app/Photos/Photos.apk
Two questions on this:
1. Is this possible to be safely done on my device? Any precautions?
2. Is there any way to backup the system file before deleting it?