Package Disabler Pro?

[adelcastillo78]

Yeah pretty sure deleting the app would bring everything back

So in exchange to all the bloatware, you just have one app that you can't get rid of... becoming a paid bloatware...

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[KimJongOMG]

So in exchange to all the bloatware, you just have one app that you can't get rid of... becoming a paid bloatware...

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How is an app the user installs on to the phone bloatware? The things take up less than 9MB so it's not taking up a huge amount of space and was installed voluntarily.

 

[sangs]

So in exchange to all the bloatware, you just have one app that you can't get rid of... becoming a paid bloatware...

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Sounds like somebody doesn't quite grasp the definition of bloatware.

 

[nyywarrior21]

Just wanna make sure I'm getting the right app - it's developed by police developer?

 

[walkman666]

Just wanna make sure I'm getting the right app - it's developed by police developer?

Yes. I am using it for the first time, too. I initially selected disable all bloatware, and then have selectively re-enabled some "bloatware" based on some google searches of specific apps.

 

[dpham00]

So in exchange to all the bloatware, you just have one app that you can't get rid of... becoming a paid bloatware...

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If you don't want the app you can always use the debloater tool, but that requires a pc and is a lot more tedious.

 

[78standards]

..as mentioned in a previous comment, I would love to see a list populated of "general" bloat that can be safely disabled. I'm sure some things would be different based on what carrier is used, but it would be decent to see a list for those that do not want to use the app.

 

[KimJongOMG]

..as mentioned in a previous comment, I would love to see a list populated of "general" bloat that can be safely disabled. I'm sure some things would be different based on what carrier is used, but it would be decent to see a list for those that do not want to use the app.

You can't access a lot of the services the app can. That's the biggest reason why I'm using it.

 

[sangs]

..as mentioned in a previous comment, I would love to see a list populated of "general" bloat that can be safely disabled. I'm sure some things would be different based on what carrier is used, but it would be decent to see a list for those that do not want to use the app.

About 18 months old and links to a different forum, but you'll get the gist: http://androidforums.com/threads/all-bloatware-detailed-complet-list.871115/

 

[78standards]

About 18 months old and links to a different forum, but you'll get the gist: http://androidforums.com/threads/all-bloatware-detailed-complet-list.871115/

..too funny, I had this exact same page open..scanning through it. Thanks for the info!

 

[adelcastillo78]

Sounds like somebody doesn't quite grasp the definition of bloatware.

I was being sarcastic, but the fact is that install one app to hide other apps makes no sense to me. For that, install a launcher like nova that let's you hide apps.

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[KimJongOMG]

I was being sarcastic, but the fact is that install one app to hide other apps makes no sense to me. For that, install a launcher like nova that let's you hide apps.

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Launchers hide the app, they don't prevent it from running. That's what PDP does.

 

[BIG CAT 7]

Downloaded this yesterday. A must have for this or any other Samsung phone!!!!

 

[RockyEdgeS7]

Hey guys, I am using my new S7 Edge today.

I installged Packaage Disabler but I get a message from KNOX first to confirm this app can become an Admin. But then the installation fails with error message "Actvation error,check your newtwork connection and try again. Disconnect VPN and proxy connections". Please advise?