Remove At&t Apps

[Larry Marranzino]

Trying to delete apps. Getting can not uninstall. HOX is rooted & unlocked. Help
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[rdxhd]

Use Titanium Backup. It is the easiest way to remove apps from a rooted device

 

[JackImageX]

I'm not rooted but I just hid them. I don't have space issues and figured hiding them kept them from always asking for updates and kept them from running and bothering me.

 

[Larry Marranzino]

Thanks to both of you...

I deleted allot of them with T back up... I wondered though is it safe to delete navigation and the ones others

Thanks
Larry

 

[erwaso]

Only the paid version allows removing att apps?

 

[Larry Marranzino]

Thanks it worked..Now thinking of a ROM . Have to figure out TWRP file .

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[anon(4735768)]

Thanks it worked..Now thinking of a ROM . Have to figure out TWRP file .

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If you're rooted (and you should be unlocked as well imo) you can download Goo Manager from the Play store and install TWRP by hitting the menu button and selecting Install OpenRecoveryScript.

Then go over to XDA and install CleanROM 4.1, love your phone 100x more.

 

[wantabe]

Even if you are rooted you can not uninstall the AT&T apps from Settings/Apps! Just use a file manager if you are rooted and go to system/app, make sure that you are r/w (read/write) at the top of the screen in Root Explorer (what I use) and delete whatever apps you want to. Don't forget to delete the .odex also. Reboot. You don't have to but I would go into recovery (CWM) and wipe the cache partition and the dalvik cache. You can also use TB to wipe the dalvik, I have the pro version so I don't remember if that option is available in the free one. The only apps I kept were ATT_Hotspot and TetheringGuard and there are mods to remove being forced to use the hotspot and to get usb/wifi tethering working.

 

[wantabe]

Here is a list of AT&T apps that are safe to remove and I have been running without these for just over two months. I also removed stocks, friendstream, twitter, flickr, google+, facebook, basically all the social apps I don't want to do from my phone.
4720_Device_Help_SIE.apk
4720_Device_Help_SIE.odex
ATT_AddressBook_SyncMLClient.apk
ATT_AddressBook_SyncMLClient.odex
ATT_AddressBook_SyncMLProvider.apk
ATT_AddressBook_SyncMLProvider.odex
ATT_AddressBook_SyncMLService.apk
ATT_AddressBook_SyncMLService.odex
ATT_CityID.apk
ATT_CityID.odex
ATT_CodeScanner.apk
ATT_CodeScanner.odex
ATT_FamilyMap.apk
ATT_FamilyMap.odex
ATT_MOG.apk
ATT_MOG.odex
ATT_myATT.apk
ATT_myATT.odex
ATT_Ready2go.apk
ATT_Ready2go.odex
ATT_Top_HD_Games.apk
ATT_Top_HD_Games.odex
ATT_YPmobile.apk
ATT_YPmobile.odex
ATTAABadaptYP.apk
ATTAABadaptYP.odex
com.mobitv.client.tv.apk
com.mobitv.client.tv.odex
HtcLinkifyDispatcher.apk
HtcLinkifyDispatcher.odex
tn70-android-att-7111161.apk
tn70-android-att-7111161.odex

 

[Diego Castro]

Excuse me... How did you root your phone (I have the HTC One X AT&T)? Do you know any tutorial?

 

[adenijitokunbo]

Please I want to remove all the at&t apps on my htc phone am in Nigeria I don't need the apps


Thanks
Tokunbo Adeniji

 

[wizzrah]

Please I want to remove all the at&t apps on my htc phone am in Nigeria I don't need the apps


Thanks
Tokunbo Adeniji

You will need to root your phone for this. Would you like to root your AT&T one X?

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[wizzrah]

You will need to root your phone for this.

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[sani adama]

Re: Remove At&t Apps

Trying to delete apps. Getting can not uninstall. HOX is rooted & unlocked. Help
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Trying to delete apps. Getting can not uninstall. HOX is rooted & unlocked. Help
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[wantabe]

Re: Remove At&t Apps

I don't know what file manager you're trying to use but the only one I've ever used is Root Explorer. Whichever one you do use you have to mount your system as r/w (read/write). In Root Explorer there is a button towards the top that allows you to mount r/w or r/o (read/only).

 

[wizzrah]

Re: Remove At&t Apps

I don't know what file manager you're trying to use but the only one I've ever used is Root Explorer. Whichever one you do use you have to mount your system as r/w (read/write). In Root Explorer there is a button towards the top that allows you to mount r/w or r/o (read/only).

I like ES File Explorer better

 

[Timmaaa]

I think Solid Explorer is better than the both of them.

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[Gurudas Saha]

Use Titanium Backup. It is the easiest way to remove apps from a rooted device

 

[Gurudas Saha]

Use Titanium Backup. It is the easiest way to remove apps from a rooted device