Titanium Backup

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Just noticed that this can remove bloat ware never done anything like this before is that just basically things you don't need. Can anyone list the things I don't need please and can you restore once you remove.

Cheers

Hi mate there is a thread roaming about round here saying what u can remove but just be careful on what u remove as it mat start acting weirs and also I use titanium but I mostly just freeze things I think I might end up using again

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Originally Posted by festa20

Hi mate there is a thread roaming about round here saying what u can remove but just be careful on what u remove as it mat start acting weirs and also I use titanium but I mostly just freeze things I think I might end up using again

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So freezing things just makes them inactive meaning they take up no ram?

First please use search, or look around:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...35&postcount=1

Second you can restore everything back by reflashing system.img withouth losing data.

Yea they disappear of your app draw and goes inactive basically

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Originally Posted by commodoor

First please use search, or look around:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...35&postcount=1

Second you can restore everything back by reflashing system.img withouth losing data.

ok will in future

Originally Posted by festa20

Yea they disappear of your app draw and goes inactive basically

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Ok cheers mate

Freezing the app is definitely the way to go, at least to begin with. However, while this will stop the app from loading & using up RAM this wont recover internal storage from your phone, so if youve used the phone for a week or so after freezing with no issues then you might want to delete the frozen apps.

But: If you *do* decide to delete an app make a backup of it first (this will copy it to sd card so it wont take up phone storage) in case you do decide you need it back at a later date.

Originally Posted by daveybaby

Freezing the app is definitely the way to go, at least to begin with. However, while this will stop the app from loading & using up RAM this wont recover internal storage from your phone, so if youve used the phone for a week or so after freezing with no issues then you might want to delete the frozen apps.

But: If you *do* decide to delete an app make a backup of it first (this will copy it to sd card so it wont take up phone storage) in case you do decide you need it back at a later date.

OK cheers for advice