Bloatware removal

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Hello everyone,
I am using super manager to get rid of some bloatware, and i had two questions. 1. Can someone post a list of every single bloatware item that i can delete without messing up my phone?
2. If i ever decide to sell my phone in the future, (to get the bionic) is there anyway to get the bloatware back on to the phone?
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There are two ways to handle bloatware:

1) freeze them with titanium back up. Its still in your system but its not active so its like its not really there.

2) Make a nandroid backup of your device with all your bloated app then remove the apps with root explorer. When you ready to sell your phone just restore your backup.
 
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Is there anyway to get titanium backup for free?

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the paid version is worth its money. If you buy a new phone then you can use it to restore apps and setting on your new phone. When I went from d1 to d2 that is what I did and it saved me the time of setting things back up again and kept me from losing my place in my games.
 
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Yeah I totally understand, j just know that some developers make their apps free on their websites/blogs and I didn't know if there was something like that for titanium backup pro.

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+1! Of course, if you delete the wrong file on accident, it could equal a sbf. Safer to freeze or rename from "blahblah.apk" to "blahblah.bak" or just delete the "k" from ".apk"

the paid version is worth its money. If you buy a new phone then you can use it to restore apps and setting on your new phone. When I went from d1 to d2 that is what I did and it saved me the time of setting things back up again and kept me from losing my place in my games.



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Yeah I do agree with you guys its just that I was wondering if I could get titanium backup for free that's all, im sure there's a way I just don't know it.

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the free version do not allow you to freeze apps only the paid version.
 
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