ADB System

Remove bloatware, freeze apps and tweak Android settings over wireless ADB

Take control of your Android phone — no PC, no root. Adb System uses Wireless debugging (ADB over Wi-Fi) on the device itself to remove bloatware, manage background apps and edit hidden system settings.

WHAT YOU CAN DO • Remove system apps – uninstall preinstalled apps and bring them back any time from the Restore tab. • Suggested bloatware – see common Facebook, Samsung, Xiaomi and Google extras found on your device, each with a safety hint. • Background manager – see running apps sorted by RAM, then open any app to force stop it or restrict its background activity. • Freeze apps – suspend or disable apps so they cannot run or send notifications. • System settings – quick toggles for show touches, pointer location, stay awake, animation scale, auto-rotate, sounds, haptics, font scale, screen timeout, refresh rate and blur, plus an editor for raw Global, System and Secure settings. • Tools – clear every app's cache at once, change screen density (DPI) and resolution, set Private DNS to block ads and trackers, grant or revoke permissions, launch any activity, reboot to system, recovery or fastboot. • Debug – foreground activity, RAM, network and open ports, ping and logcat. • Device info – model, chipset, battery, CPU, memory, display, thermal and network, live in one place. • App details – package info, permissions, standby bucket and APK export.

HOW TO START 1. Turn on Developer options and Wireless debugging. 2. Open Adb System, switch on ADB, then enter the 6-digit pairing code from the notification. 3. Tap the "ADB is ready" notification to return to the app.

GOOD TO KNOW • Removing the wrong system app may break your phone. Check the safety hint first; removed apps can be restored. • Wireless debugging needs Android 11 or later and a Wi-Fi connection. • Some phones (Xiaomi/HyperOS and similar) need "USB debugging (Security settings)" turned on before settings can be changed. • Force stop only closes an app for now, and some apps start again by themselves. Use Suspend or Disable to keep them stopped. • No root required.