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Rooting and removing bloatware is simple.
I have done it just 2 days ago for the first time. In these 2 days, I have tried 4 different custom ROMs before settling on one that I like. The custom ROM that I am using has the bloatware removed out of the box. So just root and flash that ROM and you are done.
Mine is the international version, not AT&T though.
u can always just disable the apps and they wont show on ur apps screen
I just rooted the device today, and deleted all the bloatware on the phone. Very easy provess. Not sure how much difference it really made though. Whatever at least it's cleaned up a bit.
I just rooted the device today, and deleted all the bloatware on the phone. Very easy provess. Not sure how much difference it really made though. Whatever at least it's cleaned up a bit.
How did you delete the att crap?
Read the previous post. Basically you go through application manager in settings to delete. I installed cleanrom 3.5 and it took out the rest that I was too chicken to delete.
Hi all,
I'd love to remove all the Samsung and AT&T bloatware junk from my Note 2, is it possible? Is there and app to do this?
Thanks,
Risley
Hello, I'm too new to this forum and to the Note2 to be of any help. I had a Galaxy Note but I dropped it several months ago and it died. It was a plearue to work with! I bought the Note 2 and awoke to the nightmare.
I haven't the foggiest idea what is meant by rooting a device, or using any of the other "techniques", and from what I'm seeing in the various replies, many of you understand the technology sufficiently to take the "risk". All I know is that my Note 2 is bloated, for sure, and, because it's an Intenational, unlocked GTN 7001, Samsung wants nothing to do with it when you contact them. I'm stuck with a bloated phone, no way to understand what to do about it, and all of the microphone icons except in Google are gone once I installed the sim card. My entire day is spent listening to whistles telling me that an update has just taken place on one of the dozen or so apps I want nothing to do with. It's absolutely unbelievable that a company like Samsung can be so irresponsible to allow this sort of image damaging activity to go on.
So, does anyone have any simplified way of understanding all these new terms?