Oppo Bloatware List – Uninstall Oppo System Apps without Root

Besides default apps from the OEM side, Oppo smartphones come with a host of 3rd-party apps. Most of these apps are useless, but you can’t uninstall them from your phone’s interface without root. Useless system apps are known as bloatware and should be removed from the device to free space, boost performance, protect privacy, and save device resources. Below is a list of safe-to-remove Oppo bloatware. This article will help you create a list of system apps on Oppo smartphones and uninstall them without root via ADB.

Google Play Store has apps like System App Remover and Bloatware Remover that let you remove bloatware, but your device must be rooted to do that. Thankfully, we can easily uninstall system apps on Oppo phones without root using the ADB command-line tool.

Oppo Bloatware List

To create a complete list of Oppo bloatware and system apps, I used 2 smartphones: Qualcomm Snapdragon-powered Oppo Reno4 Pro and Oppo F17 Pro, which has a Mediatek Helio chipset. I have mentioned Qualcomm and Mediatek bloat separately below.

No matter which Android smartphone or tablet you have, you can always create your list of all system apps using ADB.

1. Launch the Command Prompt / Terminal window on your system.
2. Type adb devices in the command window and hit Enter. When you get your device ID listed, execute the adb shell command.
3. Now, issue the following command and press the Enter key to get the package names of all system apps on your device.

   pm list packages -s

You now have the complete list of Oppo system apps, but how do you know which apps are safe to remove and which are not? Uninstalling the wrong app might break some functions or result in a boot loop. Our list of app package names for the safe-to-remove system apps on Oppo phones might come in handy.

Warning: If you remove the default Oppo apps like the Gallery, File Manager, web browser, camera, home launcher, etc., you must install an alternative to those apps beforehand. In case you mistakenly disable or uninstall an essential system app, you can enable or reinstall it later.

Android Apps on Oppo

com.android.bips | Default Print Service

com.android.bookmarkprovider

com.android.cellbroadcastreceiver

com.android.cellbroadcastreceiver.overlay.common

com.android.egg | Easter Egg

com.android.mms.service | MMS

com.android.printspooler | Mobile Printing service

com.android.providers.calendar | Calendar

com.android.providers.partnerbookmarks | Chrome bookmarks

com.android.providers.userdictionary | Keyboard dictionary

com.android.vpndialogs | VpnDialogs

com.android.wallpaper.livepicker | Live wallpaper selector

com.android.wallpaperbackup | Wallpaper app

com.android.wallpapercropper | Wallpaper cropper

com.caf.fmradio | FM Radio service

Color OS System Apps

com.coloros.aftersalesservice

com.coloros.alarmclock | Alarm app

com.coloros.assistantscreen | Smart Assistant

com.coloros.backuprestore | Clone Phone

com.coloros.backuprestore.remoteservice

com.coloros.childrenspace | Kid Space

com.coloros.cloud | Oppo Cloud

com.coloros.compass2 | Compass

com.coloros.floatassistant | Floating app window

com.coloros.focusmode | Focus Mode

com.coloros.gallery3d | Gallery app

com.coloros.gamespace | Game Center

com.coloros.healthcheck | Quick Check

com.coloros.healthservice | Device Health Check

com.coloros.musiclink | Music Party

com.coloros.safesdkproxy | Phone Cleaner & Antivirus (spyware)

com.coloros.screenrecorder | Screen Recorder

com.coloros.smartsidebar | Smart Sidebar

com.coloros.speechassist | Chinese bloat

com.coloros.soundrecorder | Voice Recorder

com.coloros.translate.engine | Translation app

com.coloros.weather.service | Color OS Weather app

com.coloros.widget.smallweather | Weather widget

Google Apps on Oppo

com.google.android.apps.googleassistant | Google Assistant

com.google.android.apps.nbu.files | Files by Google

com.google.android.apps.photos | Google Photos

com.google.android.apps.wellbeing | Digital Wellbeing

com.google.android.calendar | Calendar

com.google.android.documentsui | Files 9

com.google.android.feedback | Google Feedback

com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox | Search Widget

com.google.android.inputmethod.latin | Gboard

com.google.android.keep | Google Keep

com.google.android.marvin.talkback | Android  Talkback

com.google.android.tag | Tags

com.google.android.tts | Text-to-Speech service

com.google.ar.core | AR Core

com.google.ar.lens | Google Lens

3rd-Party Bloatware on Oppo

com.facebook.appmanager | Facebook

com.facebook.services | Facebook

com.facebook.system | Facebook

com.nearme.atlas | Secure Payment

com.nearme.statistics.rom

com.netflix.mediaclient | Netflix

com.netflix.partner.activation | Netflix

com.opera.preinstall | Opera browser

com.redteamobile.roaming | ORoaming

com.redteamobile.roaming.deamon | ORoaming

com.tencent.soter.soterserver | Chinese bloat

Oppo Default System Apps

com.oppo.gmail.overlay

com.oppo.market / com.app.market | Oppo App Market

com.oppo.music | Music app

com.oppo.operationmanual | User Guide

com.oppo.partnerbrowsercustomizations | Browser bookmarks

com.oppo.quicksearchbox | Search widget

com.oppo.tzupdate | Calibrate Time Zone

com.oppo.usercenter | OPPO Account Services

com.oppoex.afterservice

Disable These Apps to Block OTA Update

If you don’t want to get software updates via OTA on your Oppo smartphone, you can disable or uninstall the following system apps.

com.coloros.sau

com.coloros.sauhelper

com.oppo.otaui

com.oppo.ota

Steps to Uninstall Oppo System Apps via ADB

Now that you have the list of all safe-to-remove Oppo bloatware apps, let’s see how to uninstall them without root using ADB.

Note: If you’ve doubts about the system apps that are unsafe to remove, you should use Universal Android Debloater GUI tool that lets you debloat your Oppo smartphone safely without using ADB commands.

1. Download and install Android SDK Platform-tools on your PC. If you have a Mac computer, you can use this tutorial to set up ADB on macOS. If you don’t have a laptop or computer but have another Android phone or tablet, you can use ADB commands on your phone to uninstall the system apps.
2. Go to Settings > About phone, select Baseband & kernel, and tap the Build number 7 times to unlock Developer options. Then open the Developer options and enable USB debugging.
3. Now, return to the Settings page, select Additional settings > Developer options, and turn on USB debugging.
4. Go to the Display settings on your handset and increase the screen timeout to 10 minutes. It’s important because your phone won’t respond to ADB commands if the screen is off.
5. Open the ‘platform-tools‘ folder and launch a Command Prompt or Windows PowerShell window.

   

   The easiest way is to type “cmd” in the folder and press Enter.

6. Connect your phone to the PC using a USB cable and select the file transfer mode on your phone when prompted. To verify the ADB connection, execute the following command.

   adb devices

7. Keep an eye on your phone’s screen and tap Allow when it asks you to Allow USB debugging.
8. You’ll see your device ID printed under the List of devices attached in the command window.
9. It means that ADB can recognize the connected phone and is ready to communicate with it. It’s time to invoke the ADB shell using the command given below.

   adb shell

10. You’re all set to uninstall system apps on your Oppo device. You can use one of the two commands, followed by the app package name mentioned below.

    pm uninstall -k --user 0 (to uninstall app but keep app data)

    pm uninstall --user 0 (to delete app and its data both)

11. For instance, if you want to remove the Game Center app from your Oppo device, use the above command.

    pm uninstall --user 0 com.coloros.gamespace

    

As you can see in the screenshot, I removed Oppo system apps like Game Center, HeyTap Cloud, and ORoaming one after another. You’ll get a “Success” message after each successful uninstallation. You can keep uninstalling as many apps as you want.

Restore Uninstalled System Apps

cmd package install-existing com.oppo.usercenter

App Uninstallation Failed Errors

While uninstalling Oppo apps using the ADB command, you might get the following errors.

• Failure [not installed for 0]: It means the app package you are trying to remove is not installed on your phone.
• Failure [delete_failed_internal_error]: You’ll get this error on your Oppo device if the OEM has disabled the uninstallation of a system app, so you can’t uninstall it.

How to Disable Apps in Oppo

If you don’t want to uninstall default apps on your Oppo phone, you can disable them using another ADB command. For instance, to disable the Kid Space app, use the following command.

adb shell 
pm disable-user --user 0 com.coloros.childrenspace

That’s it! You have removed the Hot Apps & Hot Games app shortcut from your Oppo device.

We hope that our Oppo bloatware list and tutorial will help you remove Oppo system apps from your device. If you have any doubts or questions regarding the topic, please leave us a comment.