12 replies to this topic

[spyb0y]

I`ve made a list of LG applications that can be safely removed:

AppAdvisor.apk

BateryUsageWidget.apk

BluetoothControllerWidget.apk

BookmarksWidget.apk

CarHome.apk

EmailWidget.apk

Finance.apk

FriendsPlusWidget.apk

LGEmail.apk

LGWorld.apk

LGWorldClockWidget.apk

MagicSmoke.apk

MemoWidget.apk

News.apk

PhotoAlbumWidget.apk

PhotoFrameWidget.apk

WhatsNew.apk

and there are some more, but they are useful and I thought keeping them.

[abgar]

There is also a topic on german forum about it: http://www.android-h...rnt-werden.html

[netbios2k3]

Whats the source of your post?

[abgar]

spyb0y, on Jun 14 2011, 20:09, said:

I`ve made a list of LG applications that can be safely removed:
BluetoothControllerWidget.apk

I don't think so  

[spyb0y]

abgar, on Jun 15 2011, 09:58, said:

I don't think so  

it`s a widget....after all

[spyb0y]

netbios2k3, on Jun 15 2011, 07:10, said:

Whats the source of your post?

I`ve just removed them on my P970, and working fine....that is my source.

[quyTam]

And you can remove SNS also. It's a pack with Facebook, Twitter & Myspace for LG (app + widget)

[spyb0y]

quyTam, on Jun 15 2011, 14:23, said:

And you can remove SNS also. It's a pack with Facebook, Twitter & Myspace for LG (app + widget)

good to know.....thanks

[Manos K]

OK, let me throw in the dumb (aka noob) question...

How can we uninstall???

[spyb0y]

first of all you have to root your phone. after that using adb shell (or android terminal emulator from market) you have to make system partition -rw (read-write) because native it comes -ro (read only), then you have to go to /system/app (using almost any file manager from market) and delete what ever you don`t need in there.

Edited by spyb0y, 15 June 2011 - 03:56 PM.

[pihx]

spyb0y, on Jun 15 2011, 15:54, said:

first of all you have to root your phone. after that using adb shell (or android terminal emulator from market) you have to make system partition -rw (read-write) because native it comes -ro (read only), then you have to go to /system/app (using almost any file manager from market) and delete what ever you don`t need in there.

Titanium Backup worked for me. Touch of a button uninstalls whatever app you choose, including LG system apps.

[abgar]

Antek App Manager, File Expert and more will also do the job. Just turn in settings to show system apps.

[mertzi]

i tried titanium backup and backed up and deleted app advisor just to see if it worked. it didn't. it just freezes when i try to restore. no harm done but what a crappy app. and if you want to change a function called Apps processing mode to AUTO, Indirect (which is supposed to be helpful) you have to buy the pro version. what a lousy way to force users to buy the app.

Edited by mertzi, 01 July 2011 - 11:15 PM.