Intro#
Green Factory is really good at doing things that have nothing to do with personnel. Not long ago, they announced the dissolution of the domestic chip team that was a source of national pride. Now they are taking it a step further with the core technology of domestic factories. In addition to the disgusting system advertisements, even third-party apps can't escape ColorOS's forced insertion of built-in advertisements. TikTok and Bilibili's pop-up ads can be considered as part of the app itself, but even Telegram and Clash are not spared. They truly belong to the core technology of domestic technology companies.
Next, I will teach you how to use the adb tool to disable this disgusting feature.
Introduction to adb#
adb stands for Android Debug Bridge, which is a debugging tool for Android developers. I don't know the specific concept and usage because I'm not an Android developer.
You can click this link adb to download this tool, and then extract it normally.
adb configuration#
After extracting, copy the folder path - right-click on My Computer - Properties - Advanced system settings - Environment Variables - In System variables, find path - Edit - New, then paste this path into it, and finally click OK to exit.
Disabling system pop-up ads#
Connect the Green Factory phone to the computer, open Developer Options (About phone - Version information - Tap the version number five times), then go back to Settings and enter Developer Options, and enable USB debugging.
Open the command prompt (cmd) and enter the following code to check if adb is successfully connected to the phone:
adb devices
If a device list is displayed, it means the connection was successful.
Finally, enter the following two lines of code separately:
adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.android.adservices.api
adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.opos.ads
After entering these commands, the forced insertion of Green Factory's annoying splash screen ads will be successfully disabled.