# SHARP AQUOS-TVX19B (reported as AQUOS-TVX19B; device gangnam, MediaTek m7322), Taiwan
# Android TV 11 (SDK 30), firmware v3000, build RTOB.250807.002 (2025-08-09), security patch 2025-06-01, kernel 4.9.243+, 32-bit ARM
# Stock launcher: com.google.android.tvlauncher (disabled last, after the replacement was installed, opened and set as Home)
# Live TV app: com.mediatek.wwtv.tvcenter; HDMI/tuner inputs: com.mediatek.tvinput / com.mediatek.tv.service
#
# Apply: TV_HOST=<tv ip> tools/disable.sh examples/sharp-aquos-tvx19b/debloat.txt
# Undo:  TV_HOST=<tv ip> tools/restore.sh examples/sharp-aquos-tvx19b/debloat.txt
# Everything is DISABLED for user 0, never uninstalled. Comment out any line you want to keep.
#
# Applied and verified on 2026-10-27 in two small batches plus the launcher handover: `pm list packages -d`
# checked after every batch and again after a reboot (15 disabled in total; nothing re-enabled itself).
# Home verified with `cmd package resolve-activity` (replacement is default, isDefault=true) before and
# after the reboot. Package names never say what they do on this firmware: every entry below was
# checked against the live TV first. 121 packages installed before the debloat.
# Ships already disabled from the factory (not in this list): com.google.android.marvin.talkback, com.cltv.fast.
#
# Kept on purpose: Google Play Store + Play Services (gms/gsf), Gboard, Bluetooth/remote services,
# com.mediatek.tv.service / com.mediatek.tvinput / com.mediatek.wwtv.tvcenter (Live TV and HDMI),
# com.mediatek.wwtv.mediaplayer (USB media), com.google.android.tungsten.setupwraith (see the Wi-Fi note
# in the launcher section), com.google.android.apps.mediashell (Chromecast built-in, still works),
# rcota.android.av.sharp.co.jp.rcota (Sharp firmware update channel), com.google.android.tvrecommendations,
# all com.android.* core packages and all MediaTek factory packages (com.mediatek.tv.factory,
# com.mediatek.factorymenu.ui - never opened, never disabled).
# Also set: animation scales 0.5. Private DNS works on this firmware.

# --- Manufacturer telemetry, ACR, retail demo and preloads ---
com.sharplabs.dmt.aas.analyticsservice # Sharp analytics telemetry
tv.anoki.acr.controller # Anoki ACR (content recognition)
fusion.android.tv.demo # retail demo mode
jp.co.sharp.av.android.epopdemo # Sharp e-pop retail demo
azan.android.av.sharp.co.jp # preloaded Azan app

# --- Google feedback ---
com.google.android.feedback

# --- Unused Google / Android services (off by choice; all still installed) ---
com.google.android.play.games # Play Games
com.google.android.videos # Play Movies & TV
com.google.android.music # Play Music
com.google.android.syncadapters.calendar # calendar sync
com.android.printspooler # print service
com.android.dreams.basic # basic daydream

# --- Stock launcher: disable ONLY after the replacement launcher is installed and opened ---
# On this unit `cmd package set-home-activity` returns Success but Home stays with tvlauncher
# (priority 2) while it is enabled; Home moved only after this line was applied, with the
# replacement already set as the preferred Home activity.
# setupwraith note: com.google.android.tungsten.setupwraith also lives on this set and does NOT
# claim HOME here, so it is kept. Its saved networks were checked with `dumpsys wifi` first:
# the in-use network belongs to the system, setupwraith holds only an unused one, and the TV
# stayed connected with setupwraith enabled.
# One more HOME claimant to know about: rcota (the Sharp update channel, priority 0) also
# declares HOME. It did NOT take Home on this unit - after the handover, resolve-activity
# reports the replacement launcher with isDefault=true, also after a reboot - but verify
# resolve-activity on your own unit after disabling tvlauncher before you walk away.
com.google.android.tvlauncher