
Try apps like Package Browser, App Inspector, Package Name Viewer, etc. You may not find the package names of the system apps though. The package name is located right after ‘ id=‘ in the URL. Visit a Google Play Store app’s page in a desktop browser. There are 3 ways to find the package name of an Android app. However, to be able to uninstall system apps, you must know the package name of the apps you want to remove. We all recognize apps by their names shown on the device app drawer. Delete Failed Internal Error in ADB Get Android Bloatware List via ADB The tips given in this tutorial can help you get rid of bloatware on all Android devices including Samsung, OnePlus, Google Pixel, Xiaomi, Redmi, Huawei, Honor, Nokia, Oppo, Realme, Vivo, Motorola, Lenovo, etc. In case your phone has root access, I’ll also lay out the steps to debloat Android devices using the Debloater Magisk module. Besides, we’ll also see how to re-install uninstalled apps using ADB command. In this tutorial, we’ll discuss how we can disable or freeze background apps and delete system apps on unrooted Android devices.
I recently prepared a list of Samsung bloatware and described the easiest way to uninstall preinstalled apps. The absence of a universal bloatware remover or system app uninstaller leaves with the ADB way for unrooted Android devices. If you have a rooted Android phone, you can use a system app remover to delete bloatware.
Since we can’t freeze or uninstall system apps on Android normally, we either need root privilege or take advantage of ADB shell pm uninstall command.
Android phones come with lots of pre-installed apps that may not be of any use.