How to Remove Bloatware from Android Phones

Dealing with bloatware is one of the worst things that a phone user can go through. Despite the fact that Android phones now come with a lot less bloatware as compared to the situation from a few years ago, that does not mean that it is entirely gone and in most cases, the bloatware is just a nuisance that comes in the way. If you are wondering how to remove bloatware from Android phones, this guide is for you.

Now, over the past couple of years, Android has seen significant 3rd party development, and this has allowed the creation of tools that let you get rid of bloatware without rooting your phones. Sure, with root, the entire process to remove bloatware from Android phones was super simple, but if you do not want to root your phone and void your warranty, this method is for you.

How to Easily Remove Bloatware from Android Phones without Root

Now, in this method, we are going to use a tool that is very convenient and can easily go ahead and remove the bloatware from Android phones. There are some other methods too, but they involve issuing commands through ADB and removing the bloatware one by one. This tool will allow you to go ahead and do a batch removal.

The Universal Android Debloater is an excellent tool if you want to remove bloatware from Android phones. So, without further ado, let’s have a look.

Note: Uninstalling certain system apps can go ahead and cause issues. Be sure that you have made a backup beforehand.

Step 1: On your phone, go to Settings > About phone > Software information. Tap the Build number seven times until you get a message that you are now a developer.

Step 2: Go back to Settings and scroll all the way down to find Developer options.

Step 3: Open Developer options, look for USB debugging, and turn that on.

Step 4: Make sure you have ADB installed, if not, then go here and install ADB on your computer.

Step 5: Next up is to this link and download the file titled uad_gui-windows.exe.

Step 6: Once the program is downloaded, launch it, and connect the phone. If your phone is asking for permission, grant it.

Step 7: You will see a list of packages that you can go ahead and remove. Select the ones you want to remove and tap Uninstall.

That’s all, folks. Following this guide, you can just go ahead and remove bloatware from Android phones.

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