ADB Batch Debloater

ADB Batch Debloater is a handy tool that helps you clean up your Android device. You know how some smartphones come with a bunch of pre-installed apps that you don’t even use? Well, those apps can take up space and slow things down. That’s where ADB Batch Debloater steps in to help!

Why Do Phones Come with Extra Apps?

It’s pretty common for hardware manufacturers and phone carriers to add extra software on devices right out of the box. They do this because they want to gather information about which features people use most. Carriers might even throw in streaming apps or shopping programs as part of a deal to keep phone prices low.

Protecting Your Privacy

If you’re worried about your privacy and want to get rid of these data-hungry apps, ADB Batch Debloater can be your best friend. Many times, when you first get a smartphone, it blocks app installations from unknown sources to keep you safe from malware. This is great for new users but can be annoying if you want more control over your device.

The Problem with Pre-Installed Apps

You can't always remove these pre-installed programs; sometimes, you can only deactivate them. This is especially frustrating if your phone doesn’t have an SD card slot or has limited storage space.

How Does It Work?

Using the Android Debugging Bridge (ADB), ADB Batch Debloater lets you easily remove unwanted apps. You just need to write down the names of the packages you want to eliminate in a text file called “Debloat.” After that, establish a secure connection and run the batch script! Easy peasy!

Keeping Your Important Files

If you've used any of those unwanted apps before and want to keep photos or documents saved on them, no worries! There’s a separate batch script that helps retain personal program files while removing unnecessary apps.

Free Up Space on Your Device

A lot of phones come loaded with unneeded applications that run in the background without you even knowing. With ADB Batch Debloater, you can reclaim storage space and stop those pesky programs from slowing down your phone.