Android Debloater

A streamlined CLI tool to remove bloatware from Android devices

Features

• 🔍 Automatic device detection and information display
• 📱 Supports both Google and MIUI system apps
• 🎨 Beautiful progress visualization with colored output
• 📊 Detailed summary of disabled packages
• ⚡ Fast batch processing of multiple packages
• 💪 Error handling and status reporting

Prerequisites

• ADB (Android Debug Bridge) installed on your system
• USB debugging enabled on your Android device
• Connected Android device via USB

Usage

1. Connect your Android device via USB
2. Enable USB debugging on your device
3. Run the script:

chmod +x debloat.sh
./debloat.sh

What it disables

The script disables various pre-installed apps including:

• Google apps (Photos, Meet, YouTube Music, etc.)
• MIUI system apps (Browser, Analytics, Cloud Service, etc.)
• System features (NFC, Remote Controller, etc.)

Output

The script provides:

• Device information display
• Real-time progress bar
• Color-coded status messages
• Final summary with:
  • Successfully disabled packages
  • Already disabled packages
  • Failed operations
  • Total execution time

Safety

• Non-destructive operations (packages are disabled, not removed)
• Preview of packages before execution
• Confirmation prompt before proceeding
• Error handling for missing ADB or device connection

License

MIT License

Contributing

Feel free to submit issues and pull requests.