#remove bloatware

These are the so-called “bloatware” on your smartphone. Whether it's a premium midrange or an entry-level one, getting rid of the bloatware apps you don't need is actually a lot easier than you might think. Other brands, however, may have a slightly different way of getting into the ADB (Android Debug Bridge), the tool Shizuku uses to grant Canta the permissions it needs to remove apps. Xiaomi, on the other hand, has a more tedious set of extra steps, so it's better to just watch our explainer on YouTube focused on removing bloatware and ads if you haven't already. Step 5: The fun part (removing bloatware apps using Canta) Now here's the fun part: we finally get to uninstall apps using Canta. Just a quick disclaimer, we're not liable for any damages in case you remove a critical app and end up bricking your phone. Most of the time, tapping on the app itself in Canta shows a short description of what it does and whether it's safe to remove. For a premium midrange phone, this one’s got a lot of bloatware. Read more in our articles including "Debloat ANY Android Phone Using Canta + Shizuku Method" and "Remove ads, bloatware on your Xiaomi, REDMI or POCO phone".