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[Q] Is it possible to remove MIUI Bloatwares?

Im thinking buying this device. I also happen to know that the Xiaomi Mi3 forum commnunity are not organized but thats just me.
In MIUI, theres all this Security app. Antivirus app and so many apps MIUI built in to the ROM. Can it be removed? Im planning to not upgrade it to CM or AOSP but keeping MIUI except that I'd replace certain stuff with CM stuff. I think its more stable that way.
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TiTAN-O-One said:
Im thinking buying this device. I also happen to know that the Xiaomi Mi3 forum commnunity are not organized but thats just me.
In MIUI, theres all this Security app. Antivirus app and so many apps MIUI built in to the ROM. Can it be removed? Im planning to not upgrade it to CM or AOSP but keeping MIUI except that I'd replace certain stuff with CM stuff. I think its more stable that way.
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If ur on the Developer firmware and have root access, try using a root explorer (I used ES File Explorer to replace the stock Calculator with CM one...)

The Dork Knight Rises said:
If ur on the Developer firmware and have root access, try using a root explorer (I used ES File Explorer to replace the stock Calculator with CM one...)
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So, I must be in Dev Firmware to remove the bloats? Can I be in Stock ROM and remove the Mi Cloud or whataver Theme manager stuff?
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U can be on stock & remove the bloatware but u need to be rooted. Try root uninstaller apps from playstore to do so

TiTAN-O-One said:
So, I must be in Dev Firmware to remove the bloats? Can I be in Stock ROM and remove the Mi Cloud or whataver Theme manager stuff?
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Well, as he said, you have to be rooted. So why not flash the Dev ROM (with MIUI 6!!) to get root access?? If you DONT like MIUI 6 though (still in active development hence missing loads of features) you'll have to root your stock ROM. You'll find guides in MIUI English forum. Do a Google Search. :good:

Root android one devices without pc

Can anybody developed an app or a method to root canvas a1

You can try various apps like 1.king root,2.I root,3.root master

nap533 said:
You can try various apps like 1.king root,2.I root,3.root master
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Tried using but cannot root my canvas a1 lollipop version

U can't root lollipop with apps u have to use A ROOT TOOLKIT BY ANIL 293 Or install twrp and i assume you know what it is it a custom recovery that supports 5.1 l so if don't know how to install it search forums for android one toolkit

@RaJeSh said:
Can anybody developed an app or a method to root canvas a1
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Actually you need a custom recovery to root without PC. Just flashing a ZIP of Su Binary and installing Super user app from play store will do the job.

[Question]How Can I Enable SuperUser mod?

I have one question
How Can Enable SuperUser on 5.1 Roms???
My device: C5502
My android: 5.1.1

Superuser mod means you want to root your phone?

Røbin said:
Superuser mod means you want to root your phone?
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My mobile rooted by kingroot and i replaced super SU on king manager :/

ostadmaster said:
My mobile rooted by kingroot and i replaced super SU on king manager :/
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Sorry for didn't understand you earlier. Here is the thread that can help you to enable superuser mod.

Please help me, how to prevent supersu install sysemless?

Hello,
Im using aosp 6.0.1. Then i instal supersu 2.78 stable. I don't type "SYSTEMLESS=true" on twrp, but supersu automatically installed as systemless mode.
How to prevent it?

exodius48 said:
Hello,
Im using aosp 6.0.1. Then i instal supersu 2.78 stable. I don't type "SYSTEMLESS=true" on twrp, but supersu automatically installed as systemless mode.
How to prevent it?
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Try my system mode version.

exodius48 said:
Hello,
Im using aosp 6.0.1. Then i instal supersu 2.78 stable. I don't type "SYSTEMLESS=true" on twrp, but supersu automatically installed as systemless mode.
How to prevent it?
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Pls help same problem how to fix
Tell if you've found any solution
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dastan4eva said:
Pls help same problem how to fix
Tell if you've found any solution
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Its imposible to fix. Depend on rom , supersu will install best root method because every rom has different supolicy.
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magisk root VS chainfire

Hey guys just need to double check some information
Currently using a Google Pixel with Purenexus 7.1.2 and chainfires root.
Tired of waiting for PN 8.0 so going to slflash to stock and was wondering if magisk root would be a downgrade from chainfires as I am a power user

dantexaiver said:
Hey guys just need to double check some information
Currently using a Google Pixel with Purenexus 7.1.2 and chainfires root.
Tired of waiting for PN 8.0 so going to slflash to stock and was wondering if magisk root would be a downgrade from chainfires as I am a power user
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Not a step down at all, I've only had Titanium Backup give me any type of warning about it, but gave me no problems.
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Not sure why you think it would be a "downgrade". It give you root, and that root functionality is not significantly any different from SuperSU. Plus, Magisk has a big collection of cool "systemless" modules which can be easily loaded and unloaded.
Each method has its pros and cons. Read up on both, and decide, as it's primarily a personal preference. But personally, I was a longtime SuperSU user, and was hesitant to jump on the Magisk bandwagon. But now that I have, I have yet to go back or even consider it.

The thing is, magisk provides simplicity over SuperSU. Also systemless feature give it ahead start of SuperSU

dantexaiver said:
Hey guys just need to double check some information
Currently using a Google Pixel with Purenexus 7.1.2 and chainfires root.
Tired of waiting for PN 8.0 so going to slflash to stock and was wondering if magisk root would be a downgrade from chainfires as I am a power user
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MagiskSU is based on SU original binaries so isn't a downgrade, its just that if you use Magisk, the su binary u will use will be ajusted for Magisk compatibility.

Then, Titanium Backup works with Magisk's root?

loginsvarios said:
Then, Titanium Backup works with Magisk's root?
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Yes! On my Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo it works great.
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loginsvarios said:
Then, Titanium Backup works with Magisk's root?
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Yeah, every app that I use that requires root works fine for me
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loginsvarios said:
Then, Titanium Backup works with Magisk's root?
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Of course !
An su access demand stay the same, its just that between Supersu and Magisk, the demand isn't manage in the same way.

Thanks for the info, I need to patch the boot file and see if it work