You don’t need root to uninstall system apps.
Just do.
adb uninstall --user 0 <package-name>
for an example this uninstalls google play store.
adb uninstall --user 0 com.android.vending
You can list packages names with the following command
pm list packages -s
-s lists only system packages
Note that your system partition will remain as it is (You can’t modify it as it’s mount as read-only) Andoid will just act as if the apps where uninstalled.
To reinstall a system app do
cmd package install-existing <package-name>
You can use App manager from F-Droid to uninstall system apps using root or wireless adb using the GUI.
DON’T write a bash script that uninstalls any package which has google in it. I did it and my phone suddenly restarted and started bootlooping.
Be cautious about what you uninstall.
Thank you very much for the information, I will go to their channel, but in this case it is not about the terms, but about the fact that none of these programs that you recommended removes the program from the phone, but disables it correctly. The programs are good!
You can check this yourself. For example, you want to remove the system program in your phone “Notes” or “Browser” which, depending on your phone and operating system, are located here:
$ cd /system/app/Notes/Notes.apk
$ cd /system/product/app/Browser/Browser.apk
You use these three programs: AppManager, De-Bloater, universal-android-debloater (GUI for PC)
then you can check how the program was removed, go to these directories using the terminal and root rights and you will see that the Notes.apk and Browser.apk files are in the same place where they were.
And I’m talking about deleting the directory with the program, which is a more reliable method