Question S23 Ultra Bloatware Help - Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra

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I am a lifelong iPhone user that just switched to android with the release of the s23 lineup, so Im really unknowledgeable about the ins and outs of how this OS works. I recently bought an ATT carrier locked s23 Ultra and had some random garbage apps installed on my phone earlier today by "Mobile Services Manager". How can I disable/uninstall "MMS", whatever it is, and prevent stuff from being installed on my phone without my permission in the future? With ADB? Or can I reflash an unlocked OS? And while I'm at it, how do I rid myself of other ridiculous bloatware that I may be unaware about at the moment?
Thanks in advance

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You need a PC (windows preferred) and google universal android debloater gui github (it's open source and free) or google adb app control, free with paid option.
Both have guides and tell you how to remove the bloat easily.

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spart0n said:
You need a PC (windows preferred) and google universal android debloater gui github (it's open source and free) or google adb app control, free with paid option.
Both have guides and tell you how to remove the bloat easily
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Ok, I do have a windows PC.
Is this the right place to download and read a guide? https://github.com/0x192/universal-android-debloater
Also, will this detail how I use it to specifically target Mobile Services Manager?

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RekSause said:
Ok, I do have a windows PC.
Is this the right place to download and read a guide? https://github.com/0x192/universal-android-debloater
Also, will this detail how I use this to specifically target Mobile Services Manager?
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Yes and it should. The debloater from github tells you what everything is when click on it before removing it

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spart0n said:
Yes and it should. The debloater from github tells you what everything is when click on it before removing it
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RekSause said:
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Don't worry about that unless you want to completely remove samsung accounts or google accounts from the device. If you want to Operate the device without any samsung or google accounts then remove your accounts then Uninstall those so it doesn't lock you out

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spart0n said:
Don't worry about that unless you want to completely remove samsung accounts or google accounts from the device. If you want to Operate the device without any samsung or google accounts then remove your accounts then Uninstall those so it doesn't lock you out
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What do I type into "edit environmental variable" to add the android platform tool to my PATH?
I am supposed to click "New" and type something, right?

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What do I type into "edit environmental variable" to add the android platform tool to my PATH?
I am supposed to click "New" and type something, right?
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Add to the PATH on Windows 10 and Windows 11 | Architect Ryan
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spart0n said:
Add to the PATH on Windows 10 and Windows 11 | Architect Ryan
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www.architectryan.com
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Ah I didnt scroll down far enough, my bad

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spart0n said:
Add to the PATH on Windows 10 and Windows 11 | Architect Ryan
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So I litteraly just click new and type in "$env : PATH" without anything else?

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RekSause said:
What do I type into "edit environmental variable" to add the android platform tool to my PATH?
I am supposed to click "New" and type something, right?
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Add to the PATH on Windows 10 and Windows 11 | Architect Ryan
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RekSause said:
So I litteraly just click new and type in "$envATH" without anything else?
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I honestly don't remember, it's been nearly a decade since I installed android tools lol but I use these apps often haha

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spart0n said:
Add to the PATH on Windows 10 and Windows 11 | Architect Ryan
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I honestly don't remember, it's been nearly a decade since I installed android tools lol but I use these apps often haha
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hmm, im not sure what to type

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If you don't want to add a path variable just CD to the directory your android tools/adb is located
Eg type
CD "c:\platform-tools"
Then you can just type the commands as you wish without a path