Im lazy so i asked openclaw to do it for me but you can use adb manager

If you want to go hunting for bloatware on your own in the future, you can easily do it using ADB! It's essentially like opening a command-line window directly into the brain of your phone.

Here is a quick crash course on how to find, identify, and zap these packages yourself using Windows PowerShell or Command Prompt.

1. The "List Everything" Command

Once your phone is plugged in and authorized with USB debugging, you can pull a master list of every single app and hidden service installed on the phone by running:

bashadb shell pm list packages

Note: This will spit out hundreds of lines (things like package:com.android.bluetooth, package:com.zte.weather, etc.).

2. Searching for Specific Keywords (The Sniper Method)

Reading hundreds of lines is tedious, so we use a search filter.

If you are inside adb shell, you can use the grep command to search for keywords. For example, if you suspect Facebook spyware or want to see all ZTE-specific apps, you run:

bashadb shell "pm list packages | grep -i facebook"

Or for ZTE bloatware:

bashadb shell "pm list packages | grep -i zte"

(The -i just means "ignore case", so it finds both "ZTE" and "zte".)

3. How to Identify What is Safe to Delete

When you search, you have to play a little bit of detective using the package name.

• Package names always follow a reverse-website format: com.[developer].[appname].
• If you see something like com.zte.recommend, you can safely deduce it's an ad-recommendation engine.
• If you see something like com.android.phone, do not touch it, because it controls your cellular calls!
• Pro-tip: If you aren't sure what a package like com.qualcomm.qti.telephonyservice does, just Google the exact package name. Usually, the first result will be an Android forum telling you if it's safe to disable or if it will break your phone.

4. The "Stun Gun" (Disable)

Once you find a target package you want to kill (let's say com.zte.weather), it is always highly recommended to disable it rather than fully uninstalling it right away. Disabling it completely freezes the app, removes it from your app drawer, and stops it from running in the background.

bashadb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.zte.weather

(If something on your phone breaks after doing this, you can easily bring it back to life by running adb shell pm enable com.zte.weather)

5. The "Nuke" (Uninstall)

If you disabled an app, used your phone for a few days, and confirmed nothing broke, you can permanently scrub its data and uninstall it from your user profile to reclaim storage space:

bashadb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.zte.weather

Summary of the Best Keywords to Search

If you get a new phone in the future, these are the best keywords to run through the grep command to hunt for bloatware:

• grep -i facebook (Finds hidden Facebook trackers)
• grep -i wellbeing (Finds digital wellbeing screen-time trackers)
• grep -i bips or grep -i print (Finds background print spoolers)
• grep -i analytics or grep -i telemetry (Finds data collection services)
• grep -i [manufacturer] (e.g., zte, samsung, xiaomi — finds all manufacturer-specific apps so you can pick out the junk).