Root List of bloatware that's safe to remove?

[UnplugMe]

Has anyone seen such a list or would you like to start one? I put this in All Things Root because you need to be rooted to delete them.

Using Titanium backup, (first did a backup of all apps + system data), then deleted "Stocks" apps, Facebook, Twitter since I don't use them and they seem to autoload/use memory anyway.

Are there any that will definitely cause problems if deleted?

 

[Deleted User]

Remove bloatware from HTC Droid Incredible 2.2 - Technology - Jonamerica.com

He has a nice guide how to do it via adb and keep the apps around for future needs in a side directory. You can use titanium to freeze the same apps as well.

 

[JoeSchmoe007]

Remove bloatware from HTC Droid Incredible 2.2 - Technology - Jonamerica.com

He has a nice guide how to do it via adb and keep the apps around for future needs in a side directory. You can use titanium to freeze the same apps as well.

After trying paid version of Titanium Backup I see no point in messing with ADB. TB can backup and uninstall and you don't have to figure out what files are related to what application.

 

[UnplugMe]

Thanks, his list is helpful but a little out of date. I'm leaving all the things I don't understand in place. No sense messing up my phone when it's working so well now.

(a little knowledge in the wrong hands can be a dangerous thing!)

 

[sdrawkcab25]

Thanks, his list is helpful but a little out of date. I'm leaving all the things I don't understand in place. No sense messing up my phone when it's working so well now.

(a little knowledge in the wrong hands can be a dangerous thing!)

The bloatware hasn't really changed on the incredible since it came out. I think Amazon mp3 and slacker should be added to the list though.

 

[Deleted User]

To be fair it's pretty hard to mess up your phone by deleting something in the apps folder. Worst case you ask for someone to post it, or download any stock rom and pull the apk from there!