i have a verizon US model SGIII,WHAT IS SAFE TO REMOVE AFTER I ROOT IT?,PLEASE SEND ME A LINK TO us FORUM?
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safe to remove bloatware?
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You've been here 2 years dude!
Learn to use the search function
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Don't expect other people to do your work for you
Hint:- Search for the US device forum and ask them the question after you've searched their threads to make sure there is not already an answer or a similar thread.
Learn to use the search function
Don't SHOUT
Don't expect other people to do your work for you
Hint:- Search for the US device forum and ask them the question after you've searched their threads to make sure there is not already an answer or a similar thread.
Make a nandroid backup and start removing stuff. Trial and error.
A lesson learned hard is a lesson learned well.
It took me a long time to figure out how far I could strip my rom down without causing problems with one thing or the other.
Pin it to Win it.
Is it the general consensus here that Nandroid is better for this purpose than Titanium? I would think that Nandroid is a bit much for just backing up and removing a handful of apps, when it comes to doing the restore.
Yea, make a nandroid backup and use titanium backup to uninstall things. There is also a thread that has safe to remove applications (you can search xda for it)
try 2 remove other apps .... try to use titanium back up or root uninstaller.. of course make back up first.. or try custom rom :angel:
How about you try to type in a normal font like everyone else Mr. I got to be special and stand out.....HAHHAHAHAHAHA
Nandroid or Ti backup is your safest bet. You could also wait for someone to release a vanilla ROM for your device.
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How about you try to type in a normal font like everyone else Mr. I got to be special and stand out.....HAHHAHAHAHAHA1You've been here 2 years dude!
Learn to use the search function
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Hint:- Search for the US device forum and ask them the question after you've searched their threads to make sure there is not already an answer or a similar thread.1
Make a nandroid backup and start removing stuff. Trial and error.
A lesson learned hard is a lesson learned well.
It took me a long time to figure out how far I could strip my rom down without causing problems with one thing or the other.
Pin it to Win it.
