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some apps are installed by your system. you can only "disable" them through the settings but not uninstall them.
And some you cant even disable
Yes yes I understand that. But is this ADB trick anything other than a time-saver? As you say, they cannot be uninstalled either way.
Adb commands can uninstall them instead of just disabling them, thats why you should try it
Right. I've even done that in the past. Would be nice to see the evidence that uninstalling is any more useful than disabling.
As in clearing space and simply off the list? Idk what else you are expecting...