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    So now that we all have root, i am wondering what your guys are using to take off the monster amounts of bloatware.. I know if you have the full version of Titanium Backup you can freeze them. Is there any other tools that you are using!
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    Bloat freezer is 99 cents, or you could just rename the apks to bak files.

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    Quote Originally Posted by navycow View Post
    Bloat freezer is 99 cents, or you could just rename the apks to bak files.

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    I may have to try this one.. any others?
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    I posted something yesterday about Silent App Uninstaller. Haven't used it, just read about it on XDA...my phone is getting delivered today....
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    Root Explorer is what I use
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    I started with Titanium full but noticed while experimenting with freezing different apps that some remained in memory after reboot even though they showed as being frozen... So I decided to give Bloat Freezer a try and saw quite a bit more apps and processes that could be frozen that did not show up in Titanium. This made me a little leery to experiment too much considering we do not have a means to recover should I screw something up too badly. I think I'll keep both installed but Bloat Freezer will be my go to app for freezing with Titanium as the tried and true for backing up game data, etc..

    Anybody braver than me experiment a bit to determine what's safe to freeze/remove, what's optional and what should remain?
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    I got the bloat freezer, and so far I love it.. just wish it would show like the Facebook for lg and twitter for lg so I could get rid of them.
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    I froze a few apps using Bloat Freezer and now I don't have a home screen. I turn on the phone, slide to unlock, and then the screen is black (normal indicator icons at the top). Holding home gets me to a recent apps page with no recent apps. Nothing else does anything, I can't even turn off the phone. Any ideas?
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    Quote Originally Posted by revolutionaryV View Post
    I froze a few apps using Bloat Freezer and now I don't have a home screen. I turn on the phone, slide to unlock, and then the screen is black (normal indicator icons at the top). Holding home gets me to a recent apps page with no recent apps. Nothing else does anything, I can't even turn off the phone. Any ideas?
    Try doing a battery pull, then hold the power and volume up buttons at the same time to enter recovery mode. You will lose all your settings, contacts and media as it reformats the sdcard and internal memory. That is the only solution I can think of. Hope it helps.
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    I use System/stock App uninstaller (free), works great and user friendly to remove system apps.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Texas Kegler View Post
    I use System/stock App uninstaller (free), works great and user friendly to remove system apps.
    Texas. We are talking about things like NASCAR and Sprint Nav etc. If stock could remove those there'd never have been a Bloat Freezer...
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    I have been using Titanium Full, and uninstalling not freezing, and it works fine and dandy for me.

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