'Disabling' instead of 'Uninstalling' bloatware using ADB

[jdocdp]

I've been getting rid of bloatware from my Samsung Galaxy phones using ADB and it works fine.

e.g.,
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.android.email

However, is there any command to "disable" the app, instead of "uninstalling" it, so that I can re-enable it later if I change my mind?

Also, I apologize in advance for not being able to find the appropriate thread category to post this. Thanks.

 

[hallux]

The app manager built into the phone should be able to do this, it's been possible for a while now.

 

[jdocdp]

The app manager built into the phone should be able to do this, it's been possible for a while now.

Sorry, I was referring to the apps with a greyed out 'Disable' option.

e.g., Email, Music, Video, Gallery, etc.

Thank you for your response though.

 

[jdocdp]

Last bump.

If possible, please move this to the appropriate section.

Thank you.

 

[dekatch]

Sorry, I was referring to the apps with a greyed out 'Disable' option.

e.g., Email, Music, Video, Gallery, etc.

Thank you for your response though.

quote from

https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/56620/enable-and-disable-system-apps-via-adb

Yes. The command is pm disable . You must be root in order to do

see link

 

[jdocdp]

quote from

https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/56620/enable-and-disable-system-apps-via-adb



see link

Oh, so basically I just simply type "disable" instead of "uninstall", right?

Thank you for your response.

 

[dekatch]

honestly, i just googled that up. but since no one was responding i thought i give it a second
was just some basic question, couldn't go more into details myself so you'll have to figure out from this point sry