Debloat failed

[cleanerspam]

Directories that have System Apps List 1

1) /system/system_ext/app/
2) /system/system_ext/priv-app/
3) /system/app
4) /system/priv-app
5) /product/app
6) /vendor/app

Now comes the partitions that are only used by Realme List 2

1) /my_carrier/app
2) /my_carrier/priv-app
3) /my_heytap/app
4) /my_heytap/priv-app
5) /my_preload/del-app
6) /my_product/app
7) /my_product/priv-app
8) /my_region/app
9) /my_region/priv-app
10) /my_region/del-app
11) /my_region/del-app-pre
12) /my_stock/app
13) /my_stock/priv-app
14) /my_stock/del-app

Apps from List 1 are easily removed after rebooting but Apps from List 2 have no effect even on selecting apps and rebooting system .Also none of the apps that are selected have any user updates installed . Only way to remove these apps is to use adb

I have also included the module folder for you with screenshots Link Folder.zip

[sunilpaulmathew]

@cleanerspam In fact, the directories in List 2 are not even added to De-Bloater. I really don't know Magisk can handle it (since it is not under /system directory). Of course, there is nothing wrong to try if you (or someone else) are willing to test.

[cleanerspam]

I have uploaded the files and screenshot . I am ready to test if you have any new ideas that might allow debloating on these partitions (I have magisk root but these partitions are read only , any modifications made to them in system mode causes bootloop ) so my only option is systemless methods

[HuskyDG]

@cleanerspam In fact, the directories in List 2 are not even added to De-Bloater. I really don't know Magisk can handle it (since it is not under /system directory). Of course, there is nothing wrong to try if you (or someone else) are willing to test.

It can if you manually mount bind a empty folder on it on post-fs-data, like:

mount --bind $(magisk --path)/.magisk/modules/Debloat/empty /my_carrier/app/someappname