Realme Pad packages

[ghost]

Hello, I extracted the following APKs from a new Realme Pad tablet (can upload them somewhere if needed.)

Certificates are by oplus.com (Oplus, DongGuan, CN)

com.oppo.rftoolkit - 111,5 kb monitors the broadcast action events (BOOT_COMPLETED) activities: com.oppo.rftoolkit.RfToolkitCustomerService com.oppo.rftoolkit.RfToolkitBandSelect com.oppo.rftoolkit.RfToolkitAgingTest com.oppo.rftoolkit.RfToolkitAgingSubTest

com.oppoex.afterservice "After-Sales Service" - 11,3 mb checks Build.FINGERPRINT and Build.MANUFACTURER uses SQLite Database reads/writes to External Storage access internet, sms, gps/wifi hardcoded URLs: https://after-sales-eu.coloros.com/after_service_information_india.xml https://after-sales-eu.coloros.com/after_service_information.xml activities: com.oppoex.afterservice.MainActivity com.oppoex.afterservice.activity.CustomHotline com.oppoex.afterservice.activity.BaseActivity com.oppoex.afterservice.activity.CustomCenterIndia

com.ape.mtbf "MTBF Tools" - 8,7 mb Dialer Code: 68238665 uses SQLite Database reads/writes to External Storage all sorts of permissions (camera, mic, battery, radio, led, sim, gps, nfc...) hardcoded URLs (include a book!): http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0571058086/qid=1099836249/sr=1-3/ref=sr_1_11_3/202-6017285-1620664 http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0571058086qid=1099836249/sr=1-3/ref=sr_1_11_3/202-6017285-1620664 http://www.andykhan.com/jexcelapi

com.ape.factory - 7,4 mb checks Build.SERIAL and ro.build.type all sorts of permissions and activities (camera, mic, battery, radio, led, sim, gps, nfc...) reads/writes to External Storage

com.oplus.batterywarning - 4,3 mb uses accessibility, gps/wifi

com.yha.runtime "RuntimeTest" - 31 mb reads/writes to External Storage uses wifi, camera, sensors, mic, etc. lots of activities (hardware tests?): FlashTest, VibratorTest, WIFITest, Reboot, LCDTest, AudioLoop, VideoTest, CameraTest, Tester3dTeapot, FullMemTest, ScreenSaver...

com.yha.engineersecret - 407 kb reads/writes to External Storage gets the IMEI, uses gps/wifi lots of activities (hardware tests?): IMeiAndPcbCheck, DeviceListActivity, CheckSoftwareInfo, GpsActivity, BluetoothTest, BluetoothSearch, LteSarTest, NetworkSearch, DecryptionActivity...

com.sprd.logmanager "YLog" - 3 mb ro.product.device High Intent Priority (1000) uses SQLite Database reads/writes to External Storage hardcoded URLs: www.google.com

com.spreadtrum.sgps "SGPS" - 302 kb Dialer Code: 2266 internet and gps access reads/writes to External Storage hardcoded URLs: http://earth.google.com/kml/2.0

com.android.phone.injection - 8,6 kb very small apk, it's a single class which assigns a constant numeric value to a variable called telephony_injection

com.unisoc.phone "LockAssistant" - 735 kb runs before the user unlocks the device (direct-boot aware) reads imei, sms, call log, uses gps/wifi activities: com.unisoc.phone.smartcallforward.SmartDualSIMActivity com.unisoc.phone.simlock.ChooseSimLockTypeActivity com.unisoc.phone.simlock.NckSimLockActivity com.unisoc.phone.simlock.UnLockActivity com.unisoc.phone.uplmn.UplmnSettings com.unisoc.phone.simlock.SimLockActivity com.unisoc.phone.SimPlugActivity

com.sprd.uasetting "UASetting" - 45 kb reads/writes to External Storage

[realKarthikNair]

Most of the apps you've listed are necessary for service/after sales service purposes. The rest I'm reviewing.

Can you send me the exact model number of the device? I can't understand what spreadtrum aka unisoc system apps are doing there while the tablet is supposed to have a mediatek SoC.

[ghost]

This device is the Pad Mini (RMP2106) which uses the Unisoc T616 processor, this one has similar specs.

Yes I know those apps are for service purposes but given the amount of permissions and network access I prefer to disable them.

[realKarthikNair]

Okay got it. I am planning a preference based menu in next month's release. I will add those packages along with much more packages in that commit.

For instance, I'll add optional menus that asks to remove certain packages optionally, ie once the general bloatwares are removed, e.g., for service purpose applications there will be a prompt that looks like Do you want to disable/uninstall system apps used for after-sales service purposes? [Y/N]

Implementing it is easy yet I can not do it right now since before every commit I obtain around 4-5 diffrent realme devices and test the latest changes to ensure system stability. But i do not have access to those devices right now since my acquaints are busy with Christmas/new year week

You can manually debloat/manually add those packages in the script for now, after ensuring that the removal of them doesn't break system.

Please let me know incase of any queries.

Thank you for making realme ui debloater better.

[realKarthikNair]

1. I no longer use realme UI
2. I lost interest in this repo

so closing