bloatware

[Boyandhisguitar]

Hey guys, new to android. Is there any way to get all of this factory installed AT&T software off without voiding my warranty?

 

[Kevin OQuinn]

If it doesn't allow you to uninstall it in the settings probably not.

 

[runtohell121]

Even though I don't own this phone, I have the AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II, some of the AT&T bloatwares can be uninstalled but some cannot.

Uninstallable (what I have left on my device)
Featured Apps (Phone)
AT&T Navigator
Movies
News & Weather
Facebook

That's all I can think of/find so far on my phone.

 

[superakuma]

Hey guys, new to android. Is there any way to get all of this factory installed AT&T software off without voiding my warranty?

The only way I know is with a custom ROM with it removed. Since this phone is pretty new I don't think they have any yet.

 

[Swedishmafia]

I just put all of the stupid apps that I don't use in a folder so I only see that instead of 20 different apps that I will never use

Sent from my Note!

 

[tbran]

Go to XDA and use Mashi's Root Solution (It doesn't activate the flash counter) So you could always restore to stock for warranty. Then get the paid version of Titanium Bu and freeze the bloatware.

My Samsung Galaxy Note™ SGH-I717 is smarter than your Honor Student.