Permanent uninstall android annoying bloatware

Step by step

1. Active Android Developer Mode by clicking multiple times on Device Serial Number Settings > My Phone Version Info > Serial Number

2. Enable developer mode, in setting search Developer Options, use USB Debugging or Wireless debugging

3. Connect to Android in Terminal
   adb devices -l - to check if devices are searchable
   adb pair {android-ip}:{pairing port} - pairing android device
   adb connect {android-ip}:{connect port} - connecting to device
   adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.{bloatware-apps}.store - delete bloat ware
   if you dont know bloatware apps name, useadb shell pm list packages | grep storeto search bloatware that havestore` in its name

# Here are ADB Commands to List Packages 

Use the following commands in your computer's command line interface (Command Prompt, Terminal, PowerShell): 

• List all packages:
  bash
adb shell pm list packages


• List only third-party (user-installed) apps:
  bash
adb shell pm list packages -3


• List only system apps:
  bash
adb shell pm list packages -s


• List packages with their associated file paths (APK locations):
  bash
adb shell pm list packages -f


• List enabled or disabled apps:

  List only enabled packages

  bash
adb shell pm list packages -e


List only disabled packages

bash
adb shell pm list packages -d


• Filter the list for a specific name (e.g., "store"): bash adb shell pm list packages | grep store

For a comprehensive list of package information, including version names and installation times, you can use a more detailed command and parse the output: 
bash
adb shell dumpsys package packages