How to Uninstall and Disable System Apps on Realme Devices

Realme smartphones may have Realme UI but it is overloaded with a boatload of bloatware from Oppo and ColorOS. On top of Oppo and Color OS, there are system apps from Realme UI, Google, and Android itself. If you have a Realme phone and are looking for a way to debloat it, here’s a list of 200+ bloatware that you can get rid of without root. Let’s see how we can uninstall system apps on Realme devices using ADB commands.

It doesn’t matter which Realme phone you own, all devices from share almost mostly the same system apps.

• Realme 2 Pro
• Realme 3
• Realme 3 Pro
• Realme 3i
• Realme 5
• Realme 5i
• Realme 5s
• Realme 5 Pro
• Realme 6
• Realme 6i
• Realme 6 Pro
• Realme 9 5G
• Realme 10 Pro 5G
• Realme  C1
• Realme C2
• Realme C3
• Realme  C11
• Realme GT Neo 3
• Realme X
• Realme XT
• Realme X Master Edition
• Realme X3
• Realme X2 Pro
• Realme X2 Pro Master Edition
• Realme X50 Pro
• Realme Narzo 50 Pro 5G
• Realme Narzo N55

When I executed the pm list packages -s command on my brand new Realme X50 Pro, I got a list of 389 preloaded apps. I wondered why my phone has around 400 system apps. It was then that I decided to uninstall the apps that I don’t need for better performance and battery life.

In the beginning, my aim was to uninstall or remove apps like Realme App Market, Game Center, Theme Store, Google Chrome, YouTube, etc. It’s not hard to disable system apps and debloat Realme UI and ColorOS if you have the package name of the app you want to remove.

Meanwhile, you should also check out my list of bloatware on devices from Android OEMs other than Realme.

• Safe to remove Samsung bloatware
• Nokia Bloatware list
• Huawei and Honor bloatware
• Xiaomi bloatware list
• OnePlus bloatware list
• Vivo bloatware list

Realme Bloatware List

Even having the package name of a Realme app is not enough. You also need to make sure that it’s safe to remove. It is in such a situation that you may want to have a list of safe to remove Realme apps.

Below is a complete list of bloatware present on the Realme X50 Pro, Realme X2 Pro, Realme XT, Realme 5, Realme 3 Pro, and other devices.

Android Bloatware on Realme UI

com.android.bips

com.android.bookmarkprovider

com.android.calllogbackup

com.android.cellbroadcastreceiver

com.android.cellbroadcastreceiver.overlay.common

com.android.chrome | Google Chrome

com.android.mms

com.android.mms.service

com.android.printspooler | Mobile Printing service

com.android.providers.partnerbookmarks

com.android.sharedstoragebackup

com.android.statementservice

com.android.stk | SIM Toolkit

com.android.wallpaperbackup

ColorOS Bloatware on Realme

com.caf.fmradio | FM Radio app

com.coloros.activation

com.coloros.activation.overlay.common

com.coloros.appmanager | App Manager

com.coloros.assistantscreen | Smart Assistant

com.coloros.athena

com.coloros.avastofferwall

com.coloros.backuprestore

com.coloros.backuprestore.remoteservice

com.coloros.bootreg

com.coloros.calculator | Calculator

com.coloros.childrenspace | Kids Space

com.coloros.compass2 | Compass

com.coloros.encryption

com.coloros.filemanager | File Manager

com.coloros.floatassistant | Color OS Floating button

com.coloros.focusmode | Focus Mode

com.coloros.gamespace | Game Space

coloros.gamespaceui | Game Space

com.coloros.healthcheck | Device Health

com.coloros.ocrscanner

com.coloros.oppomultiapp

com.coloros.oshare | Oppo Share

com.coloros.phonemanager

com.coloros.phonenoareainquire

com.coloros.pictorial

com.coloros.resmonitor

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

com.coloros.sauhelper

com.coloros.sceneservice

com.coloros.screenrecorder | Screen Recorder app

com.coloros.securepay

com.coloros.smartdrive

com.coloros.soundrecorder| Voice Recorder

com.coloros.speechassist

com.coloros.translate.engine

com.coloros.video

com.coloros.wallet

com.coloros.widget.smallweather | Weather widget

com.coloros.wifibackuprestore

com.dropboxchmod

com.dsi.ant.server | ANT HAL Service

Facebook Bloat

com.facebook.appmanager

com.facebook.services

com.facebook.system

Google Apps

com.google.android.apps.docs | Google Drive

com.google.android.apps.magazines

com.google.android.apps.maps | Google Maps

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

com.google.android.apps.restore

com.google.android.apps.tachyon | Google Duo

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

com.google.android.apps.youtube.music | Youtube Music

com.google.android.calendar | Google Calendar

com.google.android.feedback

com.google.android.gm | Gmail

com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox | Google Search Widget

com.google.android.inputmethod.latin | Gboard

com.google.android.keep | Google Keep

com.google.android.marvin.talkback | Talkback

com.google.android.onetimeinitializer

com.google.android.partnersetup

com.google.android.printservice.recommendation

com.google.android.projection.gearhead

com.google.android.tag

com.google.android.tts | Text-to-speech

com.google.android.videos

com.google.android.youtube | YouTube

com.google.ar.core

HeyTap Apps in Color OS and Realme UI

Note: Removing the following apps might result in a boot loop on some Realme smartphones. Don’t rush into uninstalling them. Try disabling these apps instead. If you notice any issues, you can enable the apps.

com.heytap.browser | Stock Browser

com.heytap.cloud | HeyTap Cloud

com.heytap.datamigration

com.heytap.habit.analysis

com.heytap.market | App Market

com.heytap.mcs | System Messages

com.heytap.openid

com.heytap.pictorial

com.heytap.themestore

com.heytap.usercenter

com.heytap.usercenter.overlay

Oppo Bloatware in Realme UI & ColorOS

Realme devices come with a bucket load of Oppo bloatware pre-installed. Below are some Oppo system apps that are safe-to-remove.

com.oppo.aod

com.oppo.atlas

com.oppo.bttestmode

com.oppo.criticallog

com.oppo.gmail.overlay

com.oppo.lfeh

com.oppo.logkit

com.oppo.market | Realme App Market

com.oppo.mimosiso

com.oppo.music | Oppo Music

com.oppo.nw

com.oppo.operationManual

com.oppo.ovoicemanager

com.oppo.partnerbrowsercustomizations

com.oppo.qualityprotect

com.oppo.rftoolkit

com.oppo.sos | Emergency call app

com.oppo.startlogkit

com.oppo.usageDump

com.oppo.webview

com.oppo.wifirf

com.oppoex.afterservice

com.oppo.quicksearchbox

com.oppo.ScoreAppMonitor

com.oppo.usercenter

com.oppoex.afterservice

Qualcomm Bloat in Realme UI

com.qualcomm.qti.modemtestmode

com.qualcomm.qti.remoteSimlockAuth

com.qualcomm.uimremoteclient

com.qualcomm.uimremoteserve

Miscellaneous Safe to Remove Apps

com.mediatek.omacp

com.mobiletools.systemhelper

com.nearme.atlas

com.nearme.browser | ColorOS’s Browser

com.nearme.gamecenter | Game Center

com.nearme.statistics.rom

com.nearme.themestore

com.opera.preinstall

com.realme.logtool

com.redteamobile.roaming | ORoaming

com.redteamobile.roaming.deamon | ORoaming

com.ted.number

com.tencent.soter.soterserver

org.kman.AquaMail

Create your list of Realme Bloatware

If you are wondering how I got the above list of Realme UI bloatware, you create the list of all system apps installed on your phone using just one ADB Shell command. You don’t need to be a geek or an Android developer for that.

1. Download Android SDK Platform-tools.zip for Windows, macOS, or Linux. This zip file contains the latest ADB and Fastboot drivers for Android so you’ll have to extract it. Alternatively, you can get the list of system apps and remove them using ADB commands on your Android device itself without a PC or laptop.
2. Go to Settings > Additional settings > Developer options and enable USB debugging. If you don’t find the option listed, you must unlock Developer options first by going to Settings > About phone > Baseband & Kernel and tapping Build number 7 times.
3. Now, open the ‘platform-tools‘ folder and launch a Command Prompt in the folder window. The easiest way to do that is to type “cmd” in the folder address bar and hit the Enter key. There are 2 more ways to open a command window in a folder on Windows.
4. Anyway, connect your Realme phone to the computer via a USB cable and run the following command.

   adb devices

   

5. Just as you run the ADB command, you might be prompted to Allow USB debugging on your Realme device to authorize ADB.
6. When you see your device ID under the list of attached devices, issue the following command.

   adb shell

7. It’s time to execute the actual command to create the list of all pre-installed apps on your Realme device.

   pm list packages -s

8. As soon as you press the Enter key, you’ll have the complete list of Realme system apps in the command window. You can copy the list by pressing Ctrl+A followed by Ctrl+C and paste it into a text file for future use.

If the above method feels complicated to you, you can use Android apps like Package Browser, App Inspector, Package Name Viewer, etc. to get the app package names of apps installed on your device.

Uninstall System Apps on Realme without Root

So, you have the package names of all apps. Depending on your preference, you can uninstall system apps on your Realme phone, disable apps, and freeze apps that you don’t want to run in the background. Not just that, in case you uninstall a system app by mistake or get any issue after removing an app, you can easily reinstall it to fix the problem.

Just launch a command window, execute the adb shell command, and use the following commands. For any help, don’t forget to check out the detailed steps to uninstall system apps using the ADB command.

Uninstall apps: pm uninstall --user 0 <package name>

Reinstall an app: cmd package install-existing --user 0 <package name>

Disable an app: adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 <package name>

Freeze an app: cmd appops set <package_name> RUN_IN_BACKGROUND ignore

Don’t forget to replace <package_name> with the actual package name of an app. For example, if you want to remove the App Market in Realme UI, use the App Market package name as shown below.

pm uninstall --user 0 com.oppo.market

If your Realme device is running ColorOS, try the following command to uninstall the App Market.

pm uninstall --user 0 com.heytap.market

Below is a screenshot showing how you can uninstall Realme system apps one by one using ADB. As you can see, I removed apps like Game Center, HeyTap Cloud, and ORoaming from my Realme X2.

In case you get the ‘delete failed internal error‘ in ADB while trying to remove the App Market, Game Center, or Theme Manager app, it means that the OEM has restricted its installation.

Failure[Delete failed Internal Error]

In that case, you’ll have to root your Realme phone and use the commands given in my Android bloatware removal tutorial.

To fix the Permission denied error while uninstalling system apps, you should go to Settings > Additional settings > Developer options and disable Permissions Monitoring.

Anyway, if you want to disable YouTube and Chrome in Realme, you can use the following commands.

adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.google.android.youtube

adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.android.chrome

So, this is how we can disable apps in ColorOS and uninstall system apps on Realme UI. Using our Realme bloatware list, you can debloat Realme UI or ColorOS easily and safely. You can now use the Universal Android Debloater tool to get rid of unwanted system apps on your Realme smartphone.