Well done. Did you use UAD or do it manually?
this post was submitted on 05 Oct 2023
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I used UAD.
Removed everything in "recommended" and "unlisted", apps in "advanced" and "expert" I was sure I didn't need, and didn't touch "dangerous".
I did the same, my battery life is amazing - I wouldn't use a phone or tablet without doing it now
The sketchy factor is really unfortunate to hear, as they're one of few that make tiny phones or ones with hardware keyboards. Are custom ROMs a thing for these?
Just to clarify: There wasn't really much sketchy stuff on there. Just a lot of tools and additional system utilities I didn't need, some system apps were duplicated (one version from Android and a seperate one from Mediatek), all the Google apps and several apps for battery management on top of Android's battery management system.
There are no custom ROMs for the Unihertz Atom, but there's an unofficial LineageOS build for the Atom L and XL
Thank you for clarifying! I think I read too much into it.
Best case I know of is Pixel with GrapheneOS