pkg(com.lenovo.ue.device): change description and removal
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Removing this package doesn't prompt a factory reset (i.e. deleting all user data), but rather a hardware reset (i.e. like pressing the on/off button for 10+ seconds) after unlocking the device. If USB debugging is still active you can safely reinstall the package and the device works again, but if USB debugging is disabled you might fail to do so - what leaves you no option but to perform an actual factory reset. I guess marking it as "unsafe" is better nevertheless.
Apart from that: LGTM
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| "id": "com.lenovo.ue.device", | |||
| "list": "Oem", | |||
| "description": "User Experience Program\nAnalytics stuff. Displays an annoying notification after every reboot prompting you to join this user experience program.", | |||
| "description": "User Experience Program\nAnalytics stuff. Displays an annoying notification after every reboot prompting you to join this user experience program.\nNOTE: removing this package may cause a factory reset, see:\nhttps://github.com/0x192/universal-android-debloater/issues/713.", | |||
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| "description": "User Experience Program\nAnalytics stuff. Displays an annoying notification after every reboot prompting you to join this user experience program.\nNOTE: removing this package may cause a factory reset, see:\nhttps://github.com/0x192/universal-android-debloater/issues/713.", | |
| "description": "User Experience Program\nAnalytics stuff. Displays an annoying notification after every reboot prompting you to join Lenovo's user experience program.\nNOTE: removing this package may cause a hardware reset after unlocking the device, see:\nhttps://github.com/0x192/universal-android-debloater/issues/713.", |
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Aahh okay, so you mean a hard reboot. When I hear people saying reset, I always think of a factory reset. Maybe we should also add what you said here:
If USB debugging is still active you can safely reinstall the package and the device works again, but if USB debugging is disabled you might fail to do so - what leaves you no option but to perform an actual factory reset.
If you can edit your suggestion, I'll commit your suggestion. 👍🏻
Co-authored-by: Daniel Rudolf <github.com@daniel-rudolf.de>
Fixes #713.