Executive Production, Bandung-Indonesia

Posted: 15 Jul 2012 07:18 PM PDT

NoBloat lets you delete unwanted apps the come pre-installed with your phone. Simply select the bloatware that you want to get rid of and click delete. By default, NoBloat will automatically place backups on your external storage which you can restore at any time.
Remember, though: ALWAYS have a backup of your phone. Important features might break when deleting system apps.

ROOT & BUSYBOX REQUIRED !

Using the blacklist in the full version, you can swiftly get rid of all bloatware after installing a new ROM. When wiping your phone's data, you can export your blacklist to import it on your new ROM.

You're advised to try the free version before buying. Not all ROMs allow NoBloat to work.

Features:

Disabling and enabling system apps
Creating backups of system apps and restoring them
Deleting system apps
Creating a blacklist of system app to delete
Batch operation to backup/remove all blacklisted system apps
Batch operation to enable all disabled system apps
Batch operation to restore all backups
Export your settings and blacklist to external storage to import them later

Notes:
In order to use NoBloat you need root access and busybox. If you do not know what root access means, you probably don't have it.
Be aware that in order to update your version of Android, you might need all original apps in place. It is advised to always have a backup of deleted apps or to just disable them so you can restore them later.

Disclaimer:
TVK Development cannot be held responsible for any damage you may cause.
Removing critical apps can cause your phone to malfunction. Be sure to ONLY delete apps you know for certain aren't needed.
Always have backups of your device's image.
If you have any questions regarding the safety of actions using NoBloat, you're advised to contact TVK Development beforehand.

What's in this version: (Updated : Jul 15, 2012)

Fixed issue with where disabled and then backed up apps weren't shown under backups.

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