# Sony BRAVIA BF1 (BRAVIA 2 II class, device BRAVIA_BF1_4K_A, MediaTek, 2.4 GB RAM, armeabi-v7a)
# Android 12 (Google TV, API 31), firmware STT2.230811.001, security patch 2026-02-05
#
# Apply:   TV_HOST=<tv ip> tools/disable.sh examples/sony-bravia-bf1/debloat.txt
# Undo:    TV_HOST=<tv ip> tools/restore.sh examples/sony-bravia-bf1/debloat.txt com.google.android.apps.tv.launcherx
# Everything is DISABLED, not uninstalled. Comment out any line you want to keep. A factory reset
# re-enables every package, so nothing needs undoing before one.
#
# Stock launcher: com.google.android.apps.tv.launcherx (pass it to restore.sh, as above).
# Keep: Play Store and Play Services, Sony's update centre, the TV inputs and tuners
# (com.mediatek.dtv.tvinput.*, com.sony.dtv.tvinput.dvbtuner), com.sony.dtv.sonysystemservice,
# com.sony.dtv.smartui (the Input menu), Sony and Android settings, Dolby audio, AirPlay, Chromecast, Gboard.
#
# Quirks on this firmware:
# - A plain `reboot` can lose a disable: pm disable-user is saved a few seconds later. Wait ~30 s,
#   then restart with `svc power reboot`. Check Home, Netflix, YouTube, Input and AirPlay after each group.
# - com.sony.dtv.applicationdisabler re-enables some packages at every boot (the IoT ones below,
#   airplayapp, m2.devicecontrolservice). Leave them; disabling the disabler is not worth it.
# - Remote: Home sends KEYCODE_HOME. Input sends KEYCODE_TV_INPUT, which smartui opens system-wide,
#   so INPUT_KEY_SERVICE isn't needed. OK never repeats while held, so long presses don't work.
# - `dumpsys meminfo` without `-t 90` times out on this set. The IP changed after most restarts:
#   reserve one in the router.
#
# Applied group by group on 2026-10-19 (voice search kept). Stock vs after, ~15 min after boot:
# Home p90 frame time 31 -> 15 ms, janky frames 2.41% -> 0.07%, Home memory ~96 MB (with its helper)
# -> ~46 MB, MemAvailable 1.09 -> 1.14 GB.

# tracking / ads / promos
tv.samba.ssm                    # Samba TV: recognises what's on screen for ad targeting (10 MB, always running)
com.sony.dtv.promos             # Sony promotions
com.sony.dtv.sonyselect         # Sony Select: promoted-app picks
com.google.android.feedback     # Google feedback reporter

# shop demo mode
com.sony.dtv.demosupport
com.sony.dtv.demosystemsupport
com.sony.dtv.multiscreendemo
# Not disableable (applicationdisabler turns them back on at boot):
# com.sony.dtv.m2.seeds.iot
# com.sony.dtv.m2.seeds.iot.remotestart

# preloaded apps (reinstall or re-enable any time)
com.google.android.videos       # Google TV / Play Movies
com.google.android.youtube.tvmusic  # YouTube Music
com.google.android.play.games   # Play Games
com.sonypicturescore            # Sony Pictures Core

# Home: do these by hand, in steps, AFTER our launcher is installed (not with this file in one go).
# com.google.android.tungsten.setupwraith also claims Home, next to launcherx.
#   1. launcher/build-and-install.sh with STOCK_LAUNCHER=none (Google TV stays Home)
#   2. pm disable-user --user 0 com.google.android.tungsten.setupwraith, then watch the TV for 5 minutes
#   3. pm disable-user --user 0 com.google.android.apps.tv.launcherx
#      cmd package set-home-activity --user 0 com.gathin.tvhome/.MainActivity
# It boots straight into the launcher afterwards. Re-enable setupwraith before a factory reset.
# com.google.android.tungsten.setupwraith  # setup wizard; its RecoveryActivity also claims Home

# ambient screensaver: shows "Unable to load content" once launcherx is off. First point the
# screensaver at the launcher's clock, then disable it:
#   settings put secure screensaver_components com.gathin.tvhome/.ClockDream
# com.google.android.apps.tv.dreamx   # ambient mode + smart-home panel (59 MB, always running)

# voice search (optional, NOT applied on the tested TV): removes the remote's mic button and the
# on-screen search box. Frees ~115 MB (katniss runs two processes).
# com.google.android.katniss      # Google Assistant / voice search, always running
# com.sony.dtv.voicesearch        # Sony's voice search bridge