Have you ever had annoying system apps that you wanted to get rid of? Have you ever had your Android device filled with OEM bloatware that you couldn’t get rid of? If you’ve ever been in these situations, you might know that your phone needs to be rooted to perform these tasks.
How to Install and Fully Setup ADB (Android Debug Bridge) – Step-by-Step Guide
However, unlocking and rooting your device comes with its own security risks and we are not even talking about the risk of bricking your device. Isn’t there another way to perform these tasks? Well, there is, let me introduce you to ADB commands for Android devices.
ADB is a comprehensive command line tool for all Android devices released by Google. ADB or Android Debug Bridge allows you to communicate with your device using commands from a compatible system that can run Terminal over a USB connection. This shell requires that you enable USB debugging on your device for it to work properly.
ADB can then be used to perform virtually any task imaginable on your Android device. This can be very useful, especially if you want to uninstall or install apps, create backups, or just use your phone when your touch isn’t working.
