Can someone write a flashable debloater for ICS leaked.

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SharpNick

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• Apr 24, 2012

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You read the title.
Someone please write a debloater for the new leaked ICS!
This Ruu is awesome but too much crapware XD
Thanks ahead!

 

superevilllama

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• Apr 24, 2012

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SharpNick said:

You read the title.
Someone please write a debloater for the new leaked ICS!
This Ruu is awesome but too much crapware XD
Thanks ahead!

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It can and will be done, however everyone's idea of crapware varies. You can remove the apps you don't want by using RootExplorer and delete the unwanted .apks in /system/app

 

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glacierguy

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• Apr 24, 2012

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Or titanium backup if u don't know what's safe/unsafe to remove. You can freeze to test.

Sent from my HTC Ruby running Sense 3.6

 

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SharpNick

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• Apr 24, 2012

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thanks! good idea with titanium backup! and I tried /system/app but it says its read only, i know everything about permission and all and i just think its because the apps where running in back ground but ill try with titanium backup i remember it was easier last time i did it

 

superevilllama

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• Apr 24, 2012

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SharpNick said:

thanks! good idea with titanium backup! and I tried /system/app but it says its read only, i know everything about permission and all and i just think its because the apps where running in back ground but ill try with titanium backup i remember it was easier last time i did it

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If you are using RootExplorer, click the mount r/w icon up at the top right. You have to use a file explorer that supports changing read permissions to writeable. Otherwise Titanium Backup is a great and safe alternative.

 

UnkzDomain

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• Apr 24, 2012

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What all IS safe to remove that won't break anything? I froze a bunch of stuff and then all hell broke loose and I had to reflash everything so I don't want to risk removing essential stuff again...

 

mrmako777

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• Apr 24, 2012

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ill make a list if you guys want and post up

 

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UnkzDomain

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• Apr 24, 2012

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mrmako777 said:

ill make a list if you guys want and post up

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That'd be really nice haha

 

HuskyHamburger

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• Apr 24, 2012

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SharpNick said:

You read the title.
Someone please write a debloater for the new leaked ICS!
This Ruu is awesome but too much crapware XD
Thanks ahead!

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http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1217664

I always use this! You could always edit the text file to add or remove applications you don't want.

 

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KnowledgeBroker

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• Apr 26, 2012

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I just posted a list of everything that I have found is safe to remove here - http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25316549&postcount=87
I think system tuner is free or really cheap, in the one click part of the app you can backup, freeze, or uninstall system apps if you have root..