Speed Up any Android Phone or Tablet

Speed Up any Android Phone or Tablet
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:56 Cheatsheet
01:40 Install ADB Tools
02:27 Setup ADB Debugging on Device
03:56 ADB Command Examples
07:38 Uninstall App Demo
10:49 Conclusion

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[ChrisTitusTech]

It is dangerous to remove system apps that you don't see in the app drawer. It can lead to you doing a full system recovery.
On Non-Rooted phones some applications are installed as root and error with " - type this to bypass: adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 <appname>
This will be able to delete most of the apps that you can't do by traditional means even if you don't root your phone. I do this on every android device and clean off a lot of junk I could only disable.

[Jimmy_Jones]

Obviously it's Clean Master. The holy grail of all apps. Plagued with ads and requires every permission going.

[DegenerateQuinn]

This helped a ton on my old government smartphone. Came pre-installed with a bunch of useless or problematic apps and I was able to get rid of it all! Thanks!

[mondskiez]

For non-rooted phones, the adb command after shell should be:

"pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.your.app.name"

Where com.your.app.name is the package name of the app that you want to uninstall..

Do remember that since the phone is NOT rooted, the uninstall is merely taking the app out of view of "user 0" space or the standard non-root user..

[glibberglobber]

This is so damn helpful. I've wanted to remove things like gmail and play movies that I don't use for the longest time, but I didn't want to have to root my phone. This is a godsend.

[nyannaaurora]

the production value of these videos is great! i also love your voice and this chill setting

[corneldutta]

Hey Chris.. Big fan of your content! For tech enthusiasts who don't want to go to the lengths of rooting and flashing this is a pretty neat method to get rid of all OEM stock apps.
However, the bypass mentioned by you for needed a little tweak to work on Windows cmd prompt -> adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 <appname>.
Thanks again.. you rock!

[stvik]

Thanks for the useful tutorial, some of facebook packages I wasnt abble to uninstall with simple command "adb uninstall" I had to use "adb shell pm uninstall --user 0". Hope it helps to somebody with same issues.

[ronymarques]

This video is awesome and helped me a lot. But I need to say two thing for Windows users like me. (1) "grip" just work at Linux. Te proper command line for Windows is the following: "adb shell pm list packages | findstr <word_you_want_to_search> ". (2) To delete some apps you need to, first, use "adb shell". Then, "adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 <appname>" as Cornel Dutta mentioned in a comment here.

[jaybrewer]

Dude!! Seriously thank you for this. I had no idea you could do that without rooting. I will note that if you do it on windows, you will leave off the package: and in powershell pipe it our and replace grep with findstr -i when searching for appnames.

[TVJAY]

I just bought an Amazon fire tablet for my wife and can't wait to see your video on it. I would also love to see you install the Google play store on the Amazon Fire tablet.

[NEWNATURE]

Thank you Chris for your support and dedication to all the communities! I'm a new sub to your channel...
Shalom 👍

[aaronruiz]

Thank you so much for this! This is just what I needed. My new S21 is nice and clean thanks to you ❤️

[pennakira]

thank you for the video. I tried the command on win10 "adb shell pm list packages | grep samsung" and i get 'grep' not recognized.

[gopikrishnanr]

Can you make a video on installation of open source custom ROM. I know most people don't need that, but I'm using an old phone with Android 7 (still working like a beast) and would like to explore newer version of Android in it.

[Leon_George]

Thank you, once again. You are right, the set up process is not very complicated, it's more confusing why other sources don't just describe the process straight away.

[MartinAhlman]

Looking forward to the debloating of a Kindle Fire! Great stuff!

[adfjasjhf]

This way of removing apps doesn't uninstall the system apps. It just disables them and you can enable them again with some command. If you watch XDA Developers video they also mention this

[GardenData]

I tried uninstalling Chrome via root and ended up soft bricking my phone.

[robert]

This is exactly the video I was looking for, thanks a lot