0x192/universal-android-debloater

Universal Android Debloater is a cross-platform desktop app that lets you remove unwanted pre-installed apps from your Android phone without needing root access. Most Android phones come packed with bloatware, apps from the manufacturer, your mobile carrier, Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Microsoft, that you can't easily uninstall through normal settings. This tool gives you a visual interface to safely disable or uninstall those apps over a USB connection using ADB (Android Debug Bridge), the standard developer tool for communicating with Android devices. You'd use it to speed up your phone, extend battery life, reduce the data these apps can collect about you, and shrink the potential attack surface for security threats. It comes with curated debloat lists for dozens of manufacturers including Samsung, Xiaomi, OnePlus, Sony, and more, plus lists for carriers like AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile. Every action you take is logged so you can reverse mistakes. Importantly, it cannot permanently brick your device, the worst case is a factory reset. Setup requires enabling USB Debugging on your phone and having ADB installed on your computer. The app is built in Rust with a graphical interface using the Iced library, and runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows.