Recent content by Saiger

pretty much yes

yea just replace the package name with the one from the app you want gone: com.google.android.videos

Since instagram and messenger are from Facebook they all share the same "behind the scenes" framework. So you don´t have to disable anything else.

It´s a one time thing. They will stay uninstalled for the current user.

I always used Titanium Backup for uninstalling apps however there seems to be an expection with OOS were it can´t remove the apps from the system folder making it useless. I have to check that. As for disabling vs removing the files, you are right there´s no difference between them when it...

Sure here you go: com.facebook.system -> Facebook App Installer com.facebook.appmanager -> Facebook App Manager com.facebook.services -> Facebook Services But with root I would just use an app instead :P else its too much a hassle

With root I would try this instead. adb shell su mount -o rw,remount /system rm -rf /system/app/unwanted.apk rm -rf /data/data/package mount -o ro,remount /system exit Even without root you could leave the "-k" out but since it only leaves the cache intact I thought to include it just in case.

I was very dissapointed to see that Oneplus now ships more bloatware such as Facebook with it´s phones. While you can uninstall the app itself, there are a few Facebook-related frameworks in the background that cannot be uninstalled that easy. However with a couple quick ADB command you can...

I have them and they work just fine. Noise cancellation works no problems.

How much would the screen repair cost you? I personally wouldn´t do it if it´s ~100$. Is your OP6 still usable? Then why not use it for develpment and get a Nord. You can always mirror/stream the OP6 display onto your PC if it´s too damaged and use it that way.

You were talking about 845 phones and now its suddenly 855 ones... Yea a USED higher end phone from last year is still better than a new midrange one from 2020. That´s the point. You are comparing 2 different price brackets. But it´s pretty damn hard here in EU to fins a better phone for ~370€...

So does any of these "affordable" SD845 phones have a 4000+mha battery? a 90hz Amoled display? 5G support? a 2 year official software support? Don´t get me wrong the SD845 is an awesome processor but it only beats the SD765 in gpu performance while losing in power efficiency and connectivity.

The aac bluetooth codec is working again ont he latest build. Thanks for the fix!

Bluetooth itself is woring fine. I´m talking about the codec which is stuck on SBC for me.

I´m having trouble with bluetooth on the latest build. My TWS earphones (all 3) only connect via the SBC codec. Changing to AAC doensn´t work. Can anyone confirm the problem with the codec? logs attached