It happens less frequently, but it is still just as annoying to see how manufacturers fill their phones with pre-installed apps. Meanwhile, the user has to put up with, without the possibility of eliminating them, applications that he will probably not use in his life. At least there isn’t a factory way to allow it, but there is a way to remove bloatware with Lucky Patcher .
The bloatware, for skeptics, not about apps that provide minimal functionality to the software, such as the gallery, camera, a file browser, etc. When we treat this term, we mean that they are usually programs that occupy a large amount of resources on the device, without adding value to the software of the device. Rather, they hamper the interface experience.
Why is there bloatware on mobile?
In the face of this accumulation of disadvantages, the fact of including pre-installed apps seems to be an even more twisted idea. However, there is an answer that will be very easy for us to understand. And is that most of these apps are designed by third-party companies , so it is not a coincidence that they are there as advertising for a certain company.
Thus, mobile manufacturers are looking for extra profitability , apart from consumer sales. These companies pay to include their apps in the interface in a fixed way, with great collaborations that usually leave a good trail of money. The same happens with telemarketers, although there are certainly fewer applications that come from these companies.
How to remove bloatware with Lucky Patcher
Luckily, we have Lucky Patcher at our disposal, an app that allows us to eliminate all those programs that we do not want to have installed in our software . Currently, it is much easier to use than in the past, since in the beginning it required root permissions for its correct operation. This is no longer necessary, so just download the APK from the browser.
To have Lucky Patcher on our terminal and start managing all installed apps, we must follow the following steps:
- When downloading the file, which can be from the page that developed it , we must select an option before installing the app. Otherwise it will not be implemented correctly.
- A pop-up window of Play Protect appears , which prevents the installation of Lucky Patcher, although if we click on «Details», where another button named «Install anyway» will be displayed.
- Once inside, all the apps on the device are shown. Each of them is classified by a color, which determines the degree of difficulty to uninstall it, although we should not pay much attention to it.
- To remove apps from the system, click on the magnifying glass in the upper right, then click on “Filters” and select on “System applications”.
- We navigate through the menu until we find the app in question, and delete it. It must be said that this process is not reversible later.
- Finally, clicking on “Disable package (freeze)”. And it would already be disabled from the system, although it continues to appear in the interface. Of course, this step is only available for root users .
