adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.qualcomm.qti.uim
i got a questions, i have my Oneplus Nord N200 and this worked perfectly, would you know if there is a similar way to do this on a Samsung Device?You don't need to run the full debloat script, the only command you need to run is:
That will allow you to Enable OEM Unlock. You still need an unlock token from OP to unlock the bootloader itself though.Code:adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.qualcomm.qti.uim
That was figured out by a user experimenting with the commands in the debloat script to figure out exactly which command from it un-greyed out the 'Enable OEM Unlock' option. You can check this thread to see how that happened:i got a questions, i have my Oneplus Nord N200 and this worked perfectly, would you know if there is a similar way to do this on a Samsung Device?
US Sammys do more than just hiding the switch, forget about it.i got a questions, i have my Oneplus Nord N200 and this worked perfectly, would you know if there is a similar way to do this on a Samsung Device?