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[Q] Safe system apps to freeze in tbu?

Do we have a list of systems apps that are safe to freeze in tibu. I am mainly looking to freeze bloat and prevent unwanted ota updates without softbricking. once we get the bootloader and custom recovery it wont matter. But untill then i would just like to be on the safe side and not delete anything. Any help would be appreciated.

[Q]Apps safe to remove

I have a European LG G2 and i want someone to tell me which system apps are safe to remove with titanium backup.

Anyone?

It isn't wise to remove system apps first place right out of the box. Instead freeze them with TB, that way, if glitch occurs later, you can enable the app again. If missing nothing and phone still performs what it supposes to be, then it's safe to completely remove.

Sprint LG G2 bloatware

Hello,
I own a Sprint LG G2 stock rooted. Is there a way i can remove the bloatware by flashing a file or an app list that shows which apps are safe to be removed?
Thanks in advance.

Titanium Backup is your friend for disabling bloatware. There are threads here that go over what is safe to remove. If nothing else, you can always try freezing things, using the phone for a while to make sure it's still stable, then uninstalling them later.

[Q] Which bloatware can I delete from a rooted I337UCUFNI1 running 4.4.2?

I just rooted my AT&T Galaxy S4, baseband version I337UCUFNI1, Android version 4.4.2. Which pre-installed programs can I now SAFELY delete or freeze using Titanium Backup Pro?

you can uninstall everything you want just be carefull, you can mess up other apps or the whole system and you will have to reinstall the rom

skaarax said:
you can uninstall everything you want just be carefull, you can mess up other apps or the whole system and you will have to reinstall the rom
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I know that I can uninstall anything, but what can i SAFELY uninstall or freeze without messing up the whole system?

[Q] Note 3, will rooting do what I want?

Hi guys,
I have always been contempt with my factory Note 3 image, but there were always a few things that I didn't like, like a bunch of bloatware apps that I could not uninstall. I have simply disabled them. I tried one of these uninstall apps and it said I need root access to remove some apps, would root access actually allow me to remove these apps?
If I root the device and get rid of these apps, and then remove the root, would they re-appear after a lollipop update if it ever comes?
I am planning on using Towelroot to do the rooting on the phone as I believe my software version is old enough.

eblend said:
Hi guys,
I have always been contempt with my factory Note 3 image, but there were always a few things that I didn't like, like a bunch of bloatware apps that I could not uninstall. I have simply disabled them. I tried one of these uninstall apps and it said I need root access to remove some apps, would root access actually allow me to remove these apps?
If I root the device and get rid of these apps, and then remove the root, would they re-appear after a lollipop update if it ever comes?
I am planning on using Towelroot to do the rooting on the phone as I believe my software version is old enough.
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1. Yes, root access give you perms to delete the bloatware that bother you. (Ex: HERE).
2. The bloatware will re-appear when you flash a new firmware ofc.
3. Towelroot works perfectly for what you need :highfive:.