Closed Lost-Entrepreneur439 closed 5 months ago
pm
commands are not sufficient to debloat system apps if you plan to install another one with the same package name. I recommend you to use a systemful (not Magisk) and non-ADB debloater to delete the .apk files from the /system partition.
pm
commands are not sufficient to debloat system apps if you plan to install another one with the same package name. I recommend you to use a systemful (not Magisk) and non-ADB debloater to delete the .apk files from the /system partition.
I tried finding a non-ADB debloater, but couldn't.
One simple example would be TWRP file manager, where you can delete the relevant APK files, but I'm sure there's more automated tools that do essentially the same thing.
One simple example would be TWRP file manager, where you can delete the relevant APK files, but I'm sure there's more automated tools that do essentially the same thing.
I don't know what the play store is in TWRP, and nothing in the file manager was called "play store" or "vending"
Phonesky maybe?
On a Nuu A1+ (MT6580, Android 6.0 stock ROM, rooted with Magisk 27.0, original gms and play store uninstalled with UAD-NG), the "Play Store (Phonesky) installed" is not checked in the microG Self-Check after installing microG with this module.