What is the easiest way to remove bloatware?

[chasescott66]

I am rooted! Can I do it individually, if so how? TIA

 

[josearmz10789]

Titanium root must have app ir rooted.

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[Golfdriver97]

I am rooted! Can I do it individually, if so how? TIA

Since you are already rooted, I would suggest Titanium Backup. This app allows deletion, but also freezing of apps. I would highly recommend freezing first. It allows you to see how the phone would react without the app, and you can defrost it in case it kinda goes all wacky. I have Titanium on my S3, frozen many apps, and have not deleted a single one. But that is just me.

 

[r2t]

I use titanium backup. You want to backup everything before you start deleting because you might want those suckers back one day (maybe never, but just in case). All you have to do is go to the batch operation and then you should see the section to delete the apps. Go through the list and make sure you check on the ones that you want to delete. Be careful with what you are checking on the list.

Another way to do it is to freeze the app. This won't delete the bloats all together, but it will freeze in its place and won't use any of the device's resources.

Sent from my GT-I9500

 

[chasescott66]

Awesome Thanks guys!