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bug(list): Missing bloatwares (Xiaomi Poco X6 Pro) #592
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This looks like a bug rather than a documentation problem. There are many Facebook apps in the list |
Tried it on another phone (xiaomi poco m6 pro) and none of the bloatwares that i mentioned were listed in UAD too. |
That's weird. I remember an issue where no packs would show up in the GUI. This seems related |
We should pick this up if this really is a severe bug. |
Is there any chance of this being fixed? |
@cretoo I guess most (all?) org members don't have multi-user devices, to test updates. So we'll have to redirect users (such as you) to the unofficial "nightly" releases (actually, workflow runs) Maybe the bug has been fixed on the |
@Rudxain Thanks i'll take a look at it. It seems like UADNG only list system apps and not preinstalled user apps. |
You're welcome! BTW, those build artifacts are generally triggered manually, so even those might be "old" compared to
Such as system apps that got updated? 👀 |
I don't think so, it's a brand new phone out of the box. I was able to see the mentioned apps (Netflix, facebook, etc.) listed under user apps on ADB AppControl which is another debloater, so i thought UADNG only list system apps and not user apps. |
Similar (legacy) report: 0x192/universal-android-debloater#795 It seems like an ADB bug. Or maybe the OEM has hidden those packs from ADB for some reason? It seems plausible, considering Samsung Galaxy "Deep Sleeping" apps are considered "Disabled" by the Android system |
So I guess we can close this issue then considering both things are out of our control. |
@cretoo please run this cmd: adb shell pm list packages -3 Note for privacy, don't post the output Does it print the missing packs? If not, try this: adb shell pm list packages -a Warning DO NOT POST THE FULL OUTPUT! If any of those work, then we can fix it on our side, but it has to be a new I suspect the OEM has misleadingly marked as "third-party" some "system" packs, that's why |
huh, I thought pm list packages -a | wc -l # 399
pm list packages | wc -l # 237 |
Uad only lists system packages. Some phones have some apps as system vs third party. These apps are usually easily deletable from the device UI, however. |
Related #607 |
I have a Redmi Note 13 Pro 5G and the POCO X6 5G both are the same phones. I see all of them |
Not sure what we should do with this issue now to be honest. As Frigyes said: you can easily uninstall/remove pre-installed user-apps easily. |
IMO, we should simply show all packs (as an opt-in), not just |
Closing this issue because of Frigyes' and my conclusion. We can always re-open it later, but it's by design (you can just uninstall user-installed apps by yourself). |
I agree, but
not all |
Describe the bug
Some of the bloatwares are not listed in UAD, e.g. netflix, facebook, spotify music, the preinstalled game apps, etc.
Expected behavior
Should be listed in UAD for uninstalling
You have a solution?
No response
Operating System
Windows
Window Manager
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Desktop Environment
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