CHESTER48:
Sire
Leme correct you. USB debugging is actually bad if you don't know what you are doing.i won't advice anyone to turn on USB debugging on their device. Because it give the Android full right to ADB Fastboot into the phone. And flash any custom firmware you want

You can't uninstall bloatware from ur android without root permission.you can disable,but some times then keep popping on the screen.

omocalabar:
can it be singled out and replaced? cos the guy that changed it, kept my old panel

olasco18:

it's constantly bro......especially wen I on my Data... some time the phone will even hook

fruqy:


Sire,
Leme correct you. USB Debugging is not a bad idea. I know for once that if you have never connected your device to a computer before, with USB Debugging enabled it does no harm as there is always a popup asking you to grant permission before you can start using it on another computer than yours. I take it you have already granted the permission on your computer.

Yes. Oem unlock is the most important to enable if you're looking to remove the FRP (must not be your device) or maybe you want to unlock the bootloader to flash a custom rom. USB Debugging does no harm in such case.

Also you cannot flash custom rom using the adb command. Unless you're sideloading using recovery which is always enabled regardless of if USB Debugging is enabled or not.

Don't cause confusion and panic.

Advice is you should enable USB Debugging and grant your personal computer rights. There is a lot you can do either this feature than to leave it disabled. I never make such mistakes again. I've had experiences with it. OEM unlock on the other hand is for advanced users alone. Once you unlock your phone's bootloader, you will see a warning on your phone's screen every time you turn it on which can be a turn off for a layman.

Also, don't say you can't remove bloatware without root. You can using adb command and it won't even show in your installed apps as DISABLED. There are softwares for these purposes. With USB Debugging enabled, you can do this and more.

fruqy:


Sire,
Leme correct you. USB Debugging is not a bad idea. I know for once that if you have never connected your device to a computer before, with USB Debugging enabled it does no harm as there is always a popup asking you to grant permission before you can start using it on another computer than yours. I take it you have already granted the permission on your computer.

Yes. Oem unlock is the most important to enable if you're looking to remove the FRP (must not be your device) or maybe you want to unlock the bootloader to flash a custom rom. USB Debugging does no harm in such case.

Also you cannot flash custom rom using the adb command. Unless you're sideloading using recovery which is always enabled regardless of if USB Debugging is enabled or not.

Don't cause confusion and panic.

Advice is you should enable USB Debugging and grant your personal computer rights. There is a lot you can do either this feature than to leave it disabled. I never make such mistakes again. I've had experiences with it. OEM unlock on the other hand is for advanced users alone. Once you unlock your phone's bootloader, you will see a warning on your phone's screen every time you turn it on which can be a turn off for a layman.

Also, don't say you can't remove bloatware without root. You can using adb command and it won't even show in your installed apps as DISABLED. There are softwares for these purposes. With USB Debugging enabled, you can do this and more.

NaijaTechGuy:


I don't really know each phone's build is different. Which phone is that

SenorFax:
9. Loose precious sleep for few days pressing the new phone.

Bossontop:

I dey teh you......the excitement no go let pesin sleep.....for morning pesin face go jus be like

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princemillla:


Be informed that this one died since the birth of android 6.0

The only advisable thing to toggle is oem unlock which plays
Key role in frp bypass

CHESTER48:
hope you know what you're getting yourself into.im a developer.but I guess you are too.so let get straight to the point.

Can you give me the ADB"CD" to unistall root files because I only know root method.

Before you gimme the CD, know that you don't need to trust a pc once you're in fastboot or download mode.

fruqy:


Two things you've mentioned are wrong.

1. I said you can disable apps not uninstall them without root. System apps can be disabled using adb command even if you see the DISABLE option greyed out in SETTINGS/APPS on your phone.

2. Enabling USB Debugging doesn't have anything to do with fastboot or download mode. At all

Now let me explain.

When you're in fastboot mode, you cannot flash or wipe any partition except the modem partition, unless if you have OEM unlock enabled. And you need to execute "fastboot OEM unlock" command to unlock the bootloader before you can modify anything. The only partition you can modify is the modem partition even with a locked bootloader.

You say you're a developer and as a developer, you need to know this, if you didn't before, now you do. I don't like arguments.

By the way, Google "Package Disabler ", it's an Android app that works on Samsung devices only for now... And most importantly Google "DEBLOATER". These are tools for you and you need USB Debugging enabled to use the DEBLOATER. Again. No root is needed.

Another thing I should add is there are some apps that don't need root to modify system files, with the proper adb command, you can grant it access so you can use them as root. But if you have root access it's easier as you just click GRANT before the timeout.

I'm here if you have any questions.

ADD: XDA is always there if you need anything.

omocalabar:
m5 mini

NaijaTechGuy:


Gionee?

CHESTER48:
this will be my last quote with you,we are not mates in the phone world.i can clearly see you go to xda and copy and paste.simple question give me the "CD" to run unistall or disable the root file with ADB you are here typing nonsense.better don't quote me again or anywhere I post anything about phone. I only wanted to test you to know if you even know what you're talking about. Mr explainer from running ADB to move apps now to flashing modem.biko it's not an insult but I can't actually talk with you.thanks. Nonsense!!

CHESTER48:
what I hate in this life is people who knows nothing,and know they don't claiming that they do.how can somebody go and copy things from xda and brings it here to tackle me.can u just imagine.he claimed to have the
Cd ./ADB unistall.Bleep / system/. ADB is already in the cmd so no need for CD. This command may not be adequate but something like ADB pull /priv-app/priv-app /system priv-app priv-app
may be an example
That was what I was expecting something like that. It's me shaa decided to have time for you. When I am even running CD./, Bash./.Ssh already on my iPhone 7 to check some Linux stuffs and this dude is here talking trash.the dude above me. You're not a developer or either are a computer wizard.
Now you get where I belong.havea nice time

gr8tone:
What's oem unlock? An app?

NaijaTechGuy:

FRP usually comes up on a phone that was reset fully though.

princemillla:



Check ur setting, check build numbe, tap 5times and go back to setting. You should see development setting.
Enter you will see oem unlocking .

From 6.0 or so.

gr8tone:
Thanks so much but I couldn't locate that on my phone. Version 7.0

CHESTER48:

It's only for phones that have locked bootloader. What's the name of your phone? Is it Qualcomm?

fruqy:


Sire,
Leme correct you. USB Debugging is not a bad idea. I know for once that if you have never connected your device to a computer before, with USB Debugging enabled it does no harm as there is always a popup asking you to grant permission before you can start using it on another computer than yours. I take it you have already granted the permission on your computer.

Yes. Oem unlock is the most important to enable if you're looking to remove the FRP (must not be your device) or maybe you want to unlock the bootloader to flash a custom rom. USB Debugging does no harm in such case.

Also you cannot flash custom rom using the adb command. Unless you're sideloading using recovery which is always enabled regardless of if USB Debugging is enabled or not.

Don't cause confusion and panic.

Advice is you should enable USB Debugging and grant your personal computer rights. There is a lot you can do either this feature than to leave it disabled. I never make such mistakes again. I've had experiences with it. OEM unlock on the other hand is for advanced users alone. Once you unlock your phone's bootloader, you will see a warning on your phone's screen every time you turn it on which can be a turn off for a layman.

Also, don't say you can't remove bloatware without root. You can using adb command and it won't even show in your installed apps as DISABLED. There are softwares for these purposes. With USB Debugging enabled, you can do this and more.

franciskaine:
pls wat app can one use to do dis and d process?