"description":"Android System\nAndroid system framework? Apk file name: framework-res\nCould be THE core of the android system.\nProbably very unsafe to disable.",
"removal":"unsafe"
},
{
"id":"android.aosp.overlay",
"description":"Refers to the Runtime Resource Overlay (RRO) framework that is built into the AOSP.\nRRO allows for the dynamic modification of an app's resources at runtime,\nEnabling the customization of the app's appearance and behavior without modifying its source code\nhttps://source.android.com/docs/core/runtime/rros",
"description":"RRO = Runtime Resources Overlay. Changes values of a package config, based in the overlay definitions. Overlays are heavily used by OEMs to customize the look and feel of Android.",
"description":"Support for NFC tags interactions (5 permissions, Contacts/Phone On by default).\nNFC Tags are for instance used in buses to validate your transport card with your phone.\nOther example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TecTile\nYou will still be able to connect to a NFC device (e.g a speaker) with this disabled.",
"description":"Gets SMS and creates notifications:\nhttps://android.googlesource.com/platform/packages/apps/BasicSmsReceiver/+/jb-dev/src/com/android/basicsmsreceiver/BasicSmsReceiverApp.java",
"description":"Generic printing service that should work with most printers.\nWill break printing functionality if disabled, but other replacement print services can be downloaded from the Play Store.",
"description":"Old package (2014). Chrome bookmarks provider? Injects Picasa URL (https://picasaweb.google.com) in the Chrome browser's bookmarks in the browser.",
"description":"The stock AOSP camera app on many phones. However, on some Xiaomi phones, it is actually the Xiaomi Camera app. Deleting this will result in no camera app.\nTry Open Camera as an open source alternative:\nhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.sourceforge.opencamera&hl=en&gl=US",
"description":"Support for captive portal logins.\nA captive portal login is a web page where users have to log in or accept terms of use. Common for public wifi networks.",
"description":"Dynamically provides configuration for the carrier network.\nThe config contains: Roaming networks, Voicemail settings, SMS/MMS settings, VoLTE/IMS settings, and more.\nIf a carrier app is installed it will be queried for overrides to these settings.\nSeems to run on boot and when you swap SIM?",
"description":"This package is a generic solution that allows carriers to indicate when a device has run OOB (Out Of Balance). Android devices that are OOB need carrier mitigation protocols to allow select data through (like to notify users their data/balance is out, or allow them to buy more data through the carrier app).\nWill probably break that functionality if disabled, but is otherwise safe to disable (should only affect users that are out of data/balance?).",
"description":"Cell broadcast is designed to deliver messages to multiple users in an area.\nThis is notably used by ISPs to send Emergency/Government alerts.\nRuns at boot time and is also triggered after exiting airplane mode.",
"description":"Same as com.android.cellbroadcastreceiver.\nCell broadcasting used to send emergency alerts.\nhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell_Broadcast.",
"description":"is designed to deliver messages to multiple users in an area.\nThis is notably used by ISPs to send Emergency/Government alerts.\nRuns in the background.\nhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell_Broadcast\nhttps://www.androidcentral.com/amber-alerts-and-android-what-you-need-know",
"removal":"caution"
},
{
"id":"com.android.certinstaller",
"description":"Certificate installer\nUsed for accepting and revoking Internet certificates.\nCertificates identify ownership of public keys, for use in secure communications.\nBreaks Wi-Fi if disabled.",
"description":"Verifies certain upgrade scenarios.\nA shim is basically a compatibility layer for an API, that makes sure anything that uses the API does so correctly.",
"description":"Daydream (not Google Daydream VR) is an interactive screensaver mode built into Android.\nWith it turned on, it activates and shows the screensaver of your choice when you dock or charge your device.\nCan display the time, weather, quotes, photos, news, tweets, or anything else Daydream app developers can think of.",
"description":"Dynamic System Updates\nRuns on boot, but doesn't seem to run in the background beyond that.\nTreble gives the ability to boot an AOSP Generic System Image (GSI) on any supported device.\nDynamic System Updates allows to boot into a Generic System Image (GSI) without interfering with the current installation.\nThat means the bootloader doesn’t need to be unlocked and the user data doesn’t need to be wiped.\nhttps://developer.android.com/topic/dsu",
"description":"Lets Google partners (OEM in most of the case) customize the default email settings.\nThe manufacturer often changes the default signature displayed at the end of each of your mail (e.g \"Sent from my Nokia phone\")",
"description":"Shows emergency info on lockscreen and power menu. Safe to disable if you don't want it.\nLoads on device unlock/lockscreen and power menu, so it's basically always cached in RAM, but shouldn't use much/any battery, so the main thing gained from disabling this package is the ~9MB RAM it uses.",
"description":"Handles all aspects of starting, maintaining, and stopping the various sync adapters for the email accounts.\nIs it only needed for the email stock app?\n",
"description":"Another component of Android AdServices.\nIntroduced in Android 14.\nhttps://source.android.com/docs/core/ota/modular-system/adservices",
"description":"FederatedCompute\nAnother component of OnDevicePersonalization. But this app learns things about users.\nIntroduced in Android 14(`com.google.android.federatedcompute` Introduced in Android 13).\nhttps://source.android.com/docs/core/ota/modular-system/ondevicepersonalization",
"description":"Required components of the androidhwext.\nBasic functionality of Huawei Phones.",
"removal":"unsafe"
},
{
"id":"com.android.frameworkhwext.honor",
"description":"Required components of the androidhwext.\nBasic functionality of Huawei Phones.",
"removal":"unsafe"
},
{
"id":"com.android.frameworkres.overlay",
"description":"Runtime Resource Overlay\nThis framework provides the ability to replace application resources while the application is running. More info:\nhttps://source.android.com/docs/core/runtime/rros",
"description":"Only contains a receiver named \"Android keyboard\", possibly for an external keyboard.\nLocates available keyboard layouts. Apps can offer additional keyboard layouts to the user by declaring a suitable broadcast receiver in their manifest.",
"warning":"If you are using the default Samsung keyboard, then deleting this package on some phones may cause the keyboard to completely stop working. You may get locked out of your phone if the only method to authenticate yourself is using password."
"description":"'Share' functionality will be disabled after uninstalling this package on Android 14 and up. Additionally, motion photos will become broken.",
"description":"one-handed mode, which can be found in the settings.\none-handed mode will not work. Safe to remove if you dont use these setting.",
"removal":"replace"
},
{
"id":"com.android.keychain",
"description":"Enables apps to use system wide credential KeyChain (shared credentials between apps)\nhttps://security.stackexchange.com/questions/216716/android-keychain-what-is-a-system-wide-credential\n",
"removal":"unsafe"
},
{
"id":"com.android.localtransport",
"description":"Backup transport for stashing stuff into a known location on disk, and later restoring from there.\nNeeded for storing backup data locally on a device?\nThis package also provides the backup confirmation UI.\nhttps://developer.android.com/guide/topics/data/testingbackup",
"removal":"unsafe"
},
{
"id":"com.android.location.fused",
"description":"Manages underlying location technologies, such as GPS and Wi-Fi.",
"description":"Work Setup/Work profile setup\nManages Android user account profiles.\nThe typical use-case is setting up a corporate profile that is controlled by the employer on an employee's personal device, to keep personal and work data separate.",
"description":"The AOSP SMS app.\nOccasionally runs in the background.\nSome OEMs (like Huawei, Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo) use the same package name for their app",
"description":"It's used to manage and store metadata about installed modules, and is accessed by the system server. Breaks some core functionality if disabled.",
"description":"Useless frameworks to Wi-Fi connections, USB tethering, auto, usage.\nEvery version has random code and the app is not running in the background.",
"description":"Related to the Network Stack module,\nwhich is an updatable Mainline module that ensures Android can adapt to evolving network standards and allows for interoperability with new implementations\nhttps://source.android.com/docs/core/ota/modular-system/networking",
"description":"Related to the Tethering module,\nwhich allows an Android device to share its internet connection with other connected client devices.\nThis package contains classes and components that are used for in-process overlay functionality within the Tethering module.\nhttps://source.android.com/docs/core/ota/modular-system/tethering",
"description":"Runs in the background as part of the System.\nI assume NFC breaks when disabled.\nWill probably run even if disabled, like most system packages. So disabling/uninstalling is probably pointless.",
"description":"OnDevicePersonalization. Another thing to AdServices privacy sandbox.\nIntroduced in Android 13.\nhttps://source.android.com/docs/core/ota/modular-system/ondevicepersonalization",
"description":"ons = Opportunistic Network Service\nFrom what I can glean in the source code it seems like this provides a list of available networks and assigns each network a priority.\nI've never seen it run on its own, so this might be part of some automatic network switching setting that I have turned off.",
"description":"OTA (Over the air) is the method used by OEMs to push updates to your device.\nAn OTA access point is used to run system software updates over a special gateway. This package is most likely customized by your OEM.",
"description":"PAC (Proxy Auto-Config) is a file which defines how an app can automatically find the correct proxy server for fetching an URL.\nShould be safe to remove if you don't use Auto-proxy (with PAC file config).",
"description":"AOSP Dialer\nRemoving this package breaks the software update/download and install screen on Samsung. WARNING: for me, it breaks the phone app completely with call routing enabled. Not sure about other cases.",
"removal":"caution"
},
{
"id":"com.android.phone.a_overlay",
"description":"AOSP code for dialer app features.\nSIM card will not be detected if disabled.",
"description":"AOSP Call recorder function. Most of the time OEM use their own code for this.\nSome OEMs (like Huawei & Xiaomi) use the same package name for their app",
"description":"Recommends 3rd-party print services apps in the PlayStore. Printing will probably still work without it (by using the default print service).",
"description":"Provides a list of installed applications.\nContent providers encapsulate data, providing centralized management of data shared between apps.\nhttps://developer.android.com/guide/topics/providers/content-providers.html",
"description":"Handles blocked number storage.\nOn some devices this seems to be tied to the recent apps menu.\nContent providers encapsulate data, providing centralized management of data shared between apps.",
"description":"Necessary for the stock Calendar app to work correctly.\nContent providers encapsulate data, providing centralized management of data shared between apps.",
"description":"Downloads Manager\nProvider for downloaded files.\nContent providers encapsulate data, providing centralized management of data shared between apps.\nhttps://developer.android.com/guide/topics/providers/content-providers.html",
"removal":"unsafe"
},
{
"id":"com.android.providers.downloads.ui",
"description":"Downloads\nUser interface for downloads.\nOn some OEM's this app has ads, tracking things.",
"description":"Manages DRM storage on the device?\nProbably required for some forms of DRM; disabling might break things like Netflix streaming, which relies on DRM to function.",
"description":"Provider of media files (images, videos and such).\nScans the device for media files and allows permitted apps access to them.\nContent providers encapsulate data, providing centralized management of data shared between apps.",
"description":"Provider for settings app data.\nContent providers encapsulate data, providing centralized management of data shared between apps.\nhttps://developer.android.com/guide/topics/providers/content-providers.html",
"removal":"unsafe"
},
{
"id":"com.android.providers.telephony",
"description":"Provider for telephony data.\nHandles phone-related data such as text messages, APN list, etc.\nContent providers encapsulate data, providing centralized management of data shared between apps.\nhttps://developer.android.com/guide/topics/providers/content-providers.html",
"description":"Handles user dictionary for keyboard apps.\nContent providers encapsulate data, providing centralized management of data shared between apps.",
"description":"Provisioning is the process of setting up a network connection that will allow new users. \nThis service is for example needed when the user's phone moves from one cell-tower to another.\n",
"description":"RemoteProvisioner. Have random stuff: security, notifications, accessibility, test modes, data usage, metrics, logs.\nIts something new introduced in Android 13.\nAt this time this app is not available for users.\nAnd looks very useless.",
"removal":"delete"
},
{
"id":"com.android.rkpdapp",
"description":"RemoteProvisioner. Have random stuff: security, notifications, accessibility, test modes, data usage, metrics, logs.\nIntroduced in android 14(it's the same app like `com.android.remoteprovisioner` Introduced in android 13).\nAgain this app is not available for users.\nAnd looks very useless.",
"description":"Google Safety Center.\nProbably affects malware detection in new app installs, Gmail, and Chrome. This will also revert back the \"Security & privacy\" look to the old style.\nYou can use a libre spam-blocking and DNS-blocking solution instead of this.\nhttps://safety.google",
"removal":"delete"
},
{
"id":"com.android.sdksandbox",
"description":"Introduced in Android 13 privacy sandbox beta disabled on default.\nCauses bootloop. Maybe this component is not only for privacy... (I think it's for testing privacy sandbox using Android Studio.)\nhttps://source.android.com/docs/core/ota/modular-system/adservices\nCause BOOTLOOP.",
"description":"Runs in the background as part of the system.\nUnderlying implementation for the OMAPI SE service.\nEnables apps to use the OpenMobile API to access secure elements (SE) to enable smart-card payments and other secure services.\nAn SE is a special chip (e.g SIM-card) for storing cryptographic secrets in a way that makes illicit use hard.\nThe Open Mobile Alliance (OPA) is a standards organization which develops open standards for the mobile phone industry.",
"description":"Handles the search and suggestions features in the settings app.\nDoesn't run in the background, so there's little benefit in disabling.",
"description":"Used during backup. Backs up the shared storage? (files accessible by every app with STORAGE permission)\nThings have changed with Android 10. Don't know if this package is still relevant for new phones.",
"description":"Shell\nUnix shell that receives ADB commands sent from a PC.\nThis is what UAD-ng uses to execute commands on Android devices. Proobably a bad idea to disable ;)",
"description":"Creates a pop-up asking if the user wants to install the carrier app when a SIM is inserted. Seems to be event-triggered, i.e: doesn't run in the background.",
"description":"This service is used to push/send specially formatted SMS messages that display an alert message to the user, and give them the option of connecting directly to a particular app.\nFor instance, an SMS notifying the user of a new e-mail, with a URL link to connect directly to the e-mail app.",
"description":"AOSP Sound recorder. OEMs often use their own solution.\nSome phones (Huawei and Xiaomi) also use this package name for their own recorder app",
"description":"Intent Filter Verification Service\nA Statement protocol allows websites to certify that some assets represent them. Android package can to subscribe to handling chosen URIs. This package will then be called to query the website and verify that it allows this. Android package can subscribe to handling chosen URIs. This package will then be called to query the website and verify that it allows this. Sources:\n- https://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/Intent\n- https://developer.android.com/guide/components/intents-filters\n - https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/191163/what-does-the-intent-filter-verification-service-app-from-google-do\n - https://github.com/google/digitalassetlinks/blob/master/well-known/details.md\n - https://android.googlesource.com/platform/frameworks/base/+/6a34bb2",
"description":"Enables carriers to initiate \"value-added services\". Basically, some operators provide SIM-cards with applications installed on them.\nThis has been abused:\n- SimJacker \n- WIBattack.\nNOTE: removing this package removes the launcher icon. \"com.android.stk\" relies on \"com.android.stk2\" and vice-versa.",
"warning":"Disabling/uninstalling this package will break mobile identity management which could be used by apps (for example, your Bank) to authenticate you."
"description":"Special package for dual-sim devices?\nEnables carriers to initiate \"value-added services\". Basically, some operators provide SIM-cards with applications installed on them.\nThis has been abused:\n- SimJacker \n- WIBattack.\nNOTE: removing this package removes the launcher icon. \"com.android.stk2\" relies on \"com.android.stk\" and vice-versa.",
"description":"Hidden menu that only shows 2 buttons:\nLarge buttons - that increases size of accessibility menu buttons,\nand Help - that redirects to support google com site accessibility.",
"description":"Android icons pack [Circle].\nSafe to remove if you don't use them, but there's no point in doing so as they are simple data containers with no permissions.",
"description":"Android icons pack [Pebble].\nSafe to remove if you don't use them, but there's no point in doing so as they are simple data containers with no permissions.",
"description":"Android icons pack [Square].\nSafe to remove if you don't use them, but there's no point in doing so as they are simple data containers with no permissions.",
"description":"Android icons pack [Taperedrect].\nSafe to remove if you don't use them, but there's no point in doing so as they are simple data containers with no permissions.",
"description":"Android icons pack [Vessel].\nSafe to remove if you don't use them, but there's no point in doing so as they are simple data containers with no permissions.",
"description":"Android icons pack [Rounded].\nSafe to remove if you don't use them, but there's no point in doing so as they are simple data containers with no permissions.",
"description":"Obviously related to the \"rounded\" icon pack but the full package is strange. A themepicker class only for a specific icon package?\nSafe to remove if you don't use them, but there's no point in doing so.",
"description":"Recording device activity over a short period of time is known as system tracing. System tracing produces a trace file that can be used to generate a system report.\nNot useful if you're not a developer.",
"description":"Ultra-wideband (UWB) communication feature.\nUWB is a radio technology that enables precise ranging between devices,\nAllowing for accurate location measurements with an accuracy of 10 cm.\nhttps://developer.android.com/develop/connectivity/uwb\nhttps://source.android.com/docs/core/connect/uwb",
"removal":"unsafe"
},
{
"id":"com.android.virtualmachine.res",
"description":"unknown app with no code that only has permissions to Use, Manage, Debug: Virtual Machine.\nIntroduced in Android 14.",
"description":"The AOSP Voice dialer. Lets you call someone or open an app with your voice from the dialer.\nOEM often use their own code (embeded in their voice-controlled digital assistant)\nSome OEMs (Huawei, Sony, Xiaomi) also use this package name for their own voice dialer app.",
"description":"Backup your wallapaper and load this backup instead of the original file in case you delete it.\nSafe to remove if you really want to.",
"description":"Related to the Wi-Fi module in the AOSP. The Wi-Fi module is a part of Project Mainline,\nWhich allows for updates to specific system components outside of the normal Android release cycle.\nThe package contains resources and overlays that are used to customize the Wi-Fi module.\nThese overlays can be used to override default configurations and customize the behavior of the Wi-Fi module\nhttps://source.android.com/docs/core/ota/modular-system/wifi\nhttps://www.xda-developers.com/android-project-mainline-modules-explanation",
"description":"Contains resources that can be overlaid or customized to modify the behavior of the Wi-Fi module.\nhttps://source.android.com/docs/core/ota/modular-system/wifi",
"description":"Related to the Wi-Fi module and its resources overlay.\nThe Wi-Fi module in Android is updatable, meaning it can receive updates to functionality outside of the normal Android release cycle.\nThe module provides a consistent Wi-Fi experience across Android devices and allows for fixes to interoperability issues through module updates\nhttps://source.android.com/docs/core/ota/modular-system/wifi",
"removal":"caution"
},
{
"id":"com.android.wifi.system.resources.overlay",
"description":"Contains resources that can be overlaid to customize the Wi-Fi module's behavior.\nhttps://source.android.com/docs/core/ota/modular-system/wifi",
"description":"Introduced in Android 13 privacy sandbox beta components disabled on default.\nhttps://source.android.com/docs/core/ota/modular-system/adservices",
"removal":"delete"
},
{
"id":"com.google.android.androidforwork",
"description":"Assistant Android Work\nNot needed, theres only user consent activity about that:\n(Your organization controls your device and keeps it secure)",
"description":"ApertureLensLauncher\nNot sure how it works but redirects to google app lens `com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox`.",
"removal":"delete"
},
{
"id":"com.google.android.appsearch.apk",
"description":"AppSearch is an on-device search library for managing locally stored structured data, with APIs for indexing data and retrieving data using full-text search. Use it to build custom in-app search capabilities for your users.\nhttps://developer.android.com/jetpack/androidx/releases/appsearch",
"removal":"caution"
},
{
"id":"com.google.android.captiveportallogin",
"description":"it's the same as (com.android.captiveportallogin). Support for captive portal.\nA captive portal login is a web page where the users have to input their login information or accept the displayed terms of use. \nSome networks (typically public wifi network) use the captive portal login to block access until the user inputs \nsome necessary information\nNOTE : This package is a now a mandatory mainline module\nhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captive_portal\nhttps://www.xda-developers.com/android-project-mainline-modules-explanation",
"description":"The ExtServices module updates framework components for core OS functionality such as notification ranking, autofill text-matching strategies, storage cache, package watchdog, and other services that run continually. This module is updatable, meaning it can receive updates to functionality outside of the normal Android release cycle.\nCan run before the user unlocks the device (direct-boot aware) and Android 9+ version have internet and location permissions.\n\nWARNING: Causes bootloop on most Android 11+ phones. This module is related to the Android mainline project (which is a useful project).There is no reason to mess with this.\n\nSources:\nhttps://source.android.com/devices/architecture/modular-system/extservices\nhttps://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2016/11/android-extensions-could-be-googles-plan-to-make-android-updates-suck-less/\nPithus analysis (Android 11): https://beta.pithus.org/report/e5e4a181082b88baf55e19aab0f9cb62e131d612eeaa73cddb510a52e0ff5c1a",
"removal":"unsafe"
},
{
"id":"com.google.android.federatedcompute",
"description":"FederatedCompute.\nAnother component of OnDevicePersonalization. But this app learns things about users.\nIntroduced in Android 13.\nhttps://source.android.com/docs/core/ota/modular-system/ondevicepersonalization",
"removal":"delete"
},
{
"id":"com.google.android.gallery3d",
"description":"Built-in Gallery app.\nThe ID could be \"recycled\" by OEMs for their own gallery implementations.",
"removal":"replace"
},
{
"id":"com.google.android.hotspot2.osulogin",
"description":"The sole purpose of the OsuLogin App is to provision credentials from the Wi-Fi network to the device and allow them to connect to Wi-Fi Hotspot 2.0. See https://hackanons.com/2021/07/osulogin-android-everything-you-need-to-know.html for more information.",
"removal":"replace"
},
{
"id":"com.google.android.modulemetadata",
"description":"Module that contains metadata about the list of modules on the device. And that’s about it.\nI wouldn't advise you to mess with it as it could break important modules (see #37)\nGood explanation of what android modules are : https://www.xda-developers.com/android-project-mainline-modules-explanation/",
"removal":"unsafe"
},
{
"id":"com.google.android.nearby.halfsheet",
"description":"Useless frameworks to Wi-Fi connections, USB tethering, auto, usage.\nEvery version has random code and the app is not running in the background.",
"removal":"delete"
},
{
"id":"com.google.android.networkstack",
"description":"Network Stack Components\nhttps://source.android.com/devices/architecture/modular-system/networking\nProvides common IP services, network connectivity monitoring, and captive login portal detection.\n",
"description":"Network Stack Permission Configuration\nDefines a permission that enables modules to perform network-related tasks.\nhttps://source.android.com/devices/architecture/modular-system/networking\n",
"description":"OnDevicePersonalization.\nAnother thing to AdServices privacy sandbox.\nIntroduced in Android 13.\nhttps://source.android.com/docs/core/ota/modular-system/ondevicepersonalization",
"description":"In code I have seen lists of some system apps and stuff of `managedprovisioning` user.\nSafe to remove if you removed `com.android.managedprovisioning`.\nBut it probably doesn't affect anything.",
"description":"Breaks Google Play System updates (GPSu), related to Project Mainline. Page on Settings will crash altogether, or ask Play Store to be updated.\nhttps://support.google.com/product-documentation/answer/14343500",
"dependencies":[
"com.android.vending"
],
"removal":"replace"
},
{
"id":"com.google.android.packageinstaller",
"description":"Google package installer. Seems to replace com.android.packageinstaller on newer phones. It is strangely not needed on older devices (you can still install APKs without it by using the AOSP package installer) but since Android 9, it also handles permissions control and could bootloop your device if removed.\nOn Android 8.1, disabling the app also disabled the 'Permissions' settings within all the apps. Besides that, I couldn't install an '.apk' file download from outside the Play Store.\nSource: https://source.android.com/docs/core/architecture/modular-system/permissioncontroller.",
"description":"Gives ability to install, update or remove applications on the device.\nIf you delete this package, your phone will probably bootloop.\n",
"description":"Photo picker\nProvides a browsable interface that presents the user with their media library, sorted by date from newest to oldest. Safe, built-in way for users to grant your app access to only selected images and videos, instead of their entire media library.\nhttps://developer.android.com/training/data-storage/shared/photopicker",
"removal":"caution"
},
{
"id":"com.google.android.safetycenter.resources",
"description":"Google Safety Center.\nProbably affects malware detection in new app installs, Gmail, and Chrome. Alternatively, you can use a libre spam-blocking and DNS-blocking solution instead.\nAnyway it looks like a useless frameworks.\nhttps://safety.google",
"removal":"delete"
},
{
"id":"com.google.android.sdksandbox",
"description":"Introduced in Android 13 privacy sandbox beta disabled on default.\nCauses bootloop. Maybe this component is not only for privacy... (I think it's for testing privacy sandbox using Android Studio.)\nhttps://source.android.com/docs/core/ota/modular-system/adservices\nCause BOOTLOOP.",
"removal":"unsafe"
},
{
"id":"com.google.android.speech.pumpkin",
"description":"PumpkinService\nHas something to speech.",
"removal":"replace"
},
{
"id":"com.google.mainline.adservices",
"description":"Adservices Train Version Package. AdServices too.\nuses ondevicepersonalization.\nIntroduced in Android 13\nNOTE: This package is a mandatory mainline module, which is also not documented. I don't trust it when it comes to adservices.",
"removal":"delete"
},
{
"id":"org.chromium.webview_shell",
"description":"Simple Browser for WebView tester used in AOSP.",
