[Q] Uninstallation of S Voice - Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hello community,
Last week I brought a Samsung Galaxy S5 and within a few days I rooted it because of all the benefits. I gained some information about bloatware applications during my research and I managed to uninstall almost everything I wanted to and it was safe to remove them. Now I have one last application I want to remove/uninstall. It's the S Voice application. I cannot find the SVoice.apk or the icon of S Voice in System (Root)>System>App and in priv-app.
Could someone please tell me where this filth is located so I can permanently delete it?
Thanks,
Mazda

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