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There are 3 ways to you can find the Android app package name. To be able to remove bloatware on your Samsung device without root via ADB, you must have the package name of the app to be deleted. I’ll be addressing both these concerns below.
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If you own a rooted Samsung phone, you can try apps like System App Remover and Bloatware Remover to get rid of useless system apps without using a PC. It doesn’t matter whether you own a Galaxy A50, A80, S9, Note 10, S10, S20, Galaxy Tab, or any other Samsung device, all of them are stuffed with bloatware. Since there’s no bloat removal tool available out there, we’ll also see how we can disable and uninstall system apps without root using ADB commands. Below is a big list of Samsung bloatware that is safe to remove.
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Such apps are called bloatware and because they are installed as system apps, the uninstall option for them remains unavailable. Samsung phones and Galaxy Tabs come with lots of preinstalled apps many of which are useless to the end-user.