i bought redmi note 10 s (my father got me) and i broke the screen 2 year back and its still lying there bsically the amoled was too expensive the hardware is really good for the price and the software sucks really hard can you plz thing of making a video about custom software or gettin past bad software
Are you sure? Seems to open the GitHub page just fine - github.com/0x192/universal-android-debloater Scroll down to the *Windows* Section and expand it. You'll see download links there.
i bought redmi note 10 s (my father got me) and i broke the screen 2 year back and its still lying there bsically the amoled was too expensive the hardware is really good for the price and the software sucks really hard can you plz thing of making a video about custom software or gettin past bad software
Hm, you mean a custom ROM? Haven't done one of those since last 10 years👴🏼🕶️
Using the package disabler app can disable bloatware packages.
But this removes them altogether. Disabled apps will still remain in your phone's storage.
@@DopeTechFever Package disabler apps can disable all bloatware packages using one click.
Disabling is also is a good option
True, but it'll still remain in the device and take up storage space.
I have only 24 apps on my device
As long as they're useful to you, there's no problem 🙂
sadly doesnt works for my devices 😢
Wait, which device is it? It should've worked on any Android phone 🤔
@@DopeTechFever vivo y53 Android 6.1
That's quite an old Android build. I but is should still detect it via ADB though 🤨
@@DopeTechFever i just tried it on another pc and it worked, i think there was a problem with my laptop ports
Oh 😂
bro the link given the description is not working
Are you sure? Seems to open the GitHub page just fine - github.com/0x192/universal-android-debloater
Scroll down to the *Windows* Section and expand it. You'll see download links there.
@@DopeTechFever ya bro its working and i was able to uninstall the app. Thank you👍
Ah, good 👍🏼