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Release v1.4.7

02 Oct 02:43
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Android Bloatware Remover v1.4.7

Standalone executables for Windows, Linux, and macOS.

Windows Defender False Positive

Windows Defender may flag the executable as a virus. This is a false positive common with PyInstaller executables. The tool is completely safe - all source code is open and auditable. See SECURITY.md for details and solutions.

Download Instructions:

  • Windows: Download android-bloatware-remover-windows.exe
  • Linux: Download android-bloatware-remover-linux
  • macOS: Download android-bloatware-remover-macos
  • Verification: Download HASHES.md to verify file integrity

Usage:

  1. Download the appropriate executable for your operating system
  2. Make sure ADB is installed and in your PATH
  3. Enable USB debugging on your Android device
  4. Connect your device and run the executable

Supported Devices:

  • Samsung (One UI)
  • Xiaomi/Redmi/POCO (MIUI)
  • Oppo (ColorOS)
  • Vivo/iQOO (FunTouch OS)
  • Realme (Realme UI)
  • Tecno (HiOS)
  • OnePlus (OxygenOS)
  • Huawei (EMUI/HarmonyOS)
  • Honor (Magic UI)
  • Motorola (My UX)
  • Nothing (Nothing OS)

Test Mode:

Run with --test flag to try without a connected device.

Alternative Installation:

If you prefer to avoid the executable, run from Python source:

git clone https://github.com/PixelCode01/UIBloatwareRegistry.git
cd UIBloatwareRegistry
python main.py
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Release v1.4.0

01 Oct 12:07
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v1.4.0
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Android Bloatware Remover v1.4.0

Standalone executables for Windows, Linux, and macOS.

Windows Defender False Positive

Windows Defender may flag the executable as a virus. This is a false positive common with PyInstaller executables. The tool is completely safe - all source code is open and auditable. See SECURITY.md for details and solutions.

Download Instructions:

  • Windows: Download android-bloatware-remover-windows.exe
  • Linux: Download android-bloatware-remover-linux
  • macOS: Download android-bloatware-remover-macos
  • Verification: Download HASHES.md to verify file integrity

Usage:

  1. Download the appropriate executable for your operating system
  2. Make sure ADB is installed and in your PATH
  3. Enable USB debugging on your Android device
  4. Connect your device and run the executable

Supported Devices:

  • Samsung (One UI)
  • Xiaomi/Redmi/POCO (MIUI)
  • Oppo (ColorOS)
  • Vivo/iQOO (FunTouch OS)
  • Realme (Realme UI)
  • Tecno (HiOS)
  • OnePlus (OxygenOS)
  • Huawei (EMUI/HarmonyOS)
  • Honor (Magic UI)
  • Motorola (My UX)
  • Nothing (Nothing OS)

Test Mode:

Run with --test flag to try without a connected device.

Alternative Installation:

If you prefer to avoid the executable, run from Python source:

git clone https://github.com/PixelCode01/UIBloatwareRegistry.git
cd UIBloatwareRegistry
python main.py
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Release v1.3.1

01 Oct 04:56
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v1.3.1
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Android Bloatware Remover v1.3.1

Standalone executables for Windows, Linux, and macOS.

Windows Defender False Positive

Windows Defender may flag the executable as a virus. This is a false positive common with PyInstaller executables. The tool is completely safe - all source code is open and auditable. See SECURITY.md for details and solutions.

Download Instructions:

  • Windows: Download android-bloatware-remover-windows.exe
  • Linux: Download android-bloatware-remover-linux
  • macOS: Download android-bloatware-remover-macos
  • Verification: Download HASHES.md to verify file integrity

Usage:

  1. Download the appropriate executable for your operating system
  2. Make sure ADB is installed and in your PATH
  3. Enable USB debugging on your Android device
  4. Connect your device and run the executable

Supported Devices:

  • Samsung (One UI)
  • Xiaomi/Redmi/POCO (MIUI)
  • Oppo (ColorOS)
  • Vivo/iQOO (FunTouch OS)
  • Realme (Realme UI)
  • Tecno (HiOS)
  • OnePlus (OxygenOS)
  • Huawei (EMUI/HarmonyOS)
  • Honor (Magic UI)
  • Motorola (My UX)
  • Nothing (Nothing OS)

Test Mode:

Run with --test flag to try without a connected device.

Alternative Installation:

If you prefer to avoid the executable, run from Python source:

git clone https://github.com/PixelCode01/UIBloatwareRegistry.git
cd UIBloatwareRegistry
python main.py
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Release v1.2.0

30 Sep 06:14
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v1.2.0
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Android Bloatware Remover v1.2.0

Standalone executables for Windows, Linux, and macOS.

Windows Defender False Positive

Windows Defender may flag the executable as a virus. This is a false positive common with PyInstaller executables. The tool is completely safe - all source code is open and auditable. See SECURITY.md for details and solutions.

Download Instructions:

  • Windows: Download android-bloatware-remover-windows.exe
  • Linux: Download android-bloatware-remover-linux
  • macOS: Download android-bloatware-remover-macos
  • Verification: Download HASHES.md to verify file integrity

Usage:

  1. Download the appropriate executable for your operating system
  2. Make sure ADB is installed and in your PATH
  3. Enable USB debugging on your Android device
  4. Connect your device and run the executable

Supported Devices:

  • Samsung (One UI)
  • Xiaomi/Redmi/POCO (MIUI)
  • Oppo (ColorOS)
  • Vivo/iQOO (FunTouch OS)
  • Realme (Realme UI)
  • Tecno (HiOS)
  • OnePlus (OxygenOS)
  • Huawei (EMUI/HarmonyOS)
  • Honor (Magic UI)
  • Motorola (My UX)
  • Nothing (Nothing OS)

Test Mode:

Run with --test flag to try without a connected device.

Alternative Installation:

If you prefer to avoid the executable, run from Python source:

git clone https://github.com/PixelCode01/UIBloatwareRegistry.git
cd UIBloatwareRegistry
python main.py
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Release v1.0.0

15 Aug 06:05
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v1.0.0
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Android Bloatware Remover v1.0.0

Standalone executables for Windows, Linux, and macOS.

⚠️ Windows Defender False Positive

Windows Defender may flag the executable as a virus. This is a false positive common with PyInstaller executables. The tool is completely safe - all source code is open and auditable. See SECURITY.md for details and solutions.

Download Instructions:

  • Windows: Download android-bloatware-remover-windows.exe
  • Linux: Download android-bloatware-remover-linux
  • macOS: Download android-bloatware-remover-macos
  • Verification: Download HASHES.md to verify file integrity

Usage:

  1. Download the appropriate executable for your operating system
  2. Make sure ADB is installed and in your PATH
  3. Enable USB debugging on your Android device
  4. Connect your device and run the executable

Supported Devices:

  • Samsung (One UI)
  • Xiaomi/Redmi/POCO (MIUI)
  • Oppo (ColorOS)
  • Vivo/iQOO (FunTouch OS)
  • Realme (Realme UI)
  • Tecno (HiOS)
  • OnePlus (OxygenOS)
  • Huawei (EMUI/HarmonyOS)
  • Honor (Magic UI)
  • Motorola (My UX)
  • Nothing (Nothing OS)

Test Mode:

Run with --test flag to try without a connected device.

Alternative Installation:

If you prefer to avoid the executable, run from Python source:

git clone https://github.com/PixelCode01/UIBloatwareRegistry.git
cd UIBloatwareRegistry
python main.py
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