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v0.3.0 — Remove selected apps and recognition models

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@elithrar elithrar released this 30 Oct 16:55
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v0.3.0
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  • Remove selected apps and recognition resources. Adds native removal of six optional packages: the AI interpreter, three recognition/model managers, Samsung Analytics, and the main context-aware service. On the tested Frame Pro, this removed about 74 MiB of recognition resources along with the selected apps.
  • Block more background activity. Adds controls for AI interpretation, context collection, Wi-Fi motion/user-presence sensing, and automatic app delivery. Twelve additional service/startup entries and three app update/sync helpers were blocked on the tested TV.
  • Back up before uninstalling. Copies installed files, app data and recovery records to a private backup on your computer and verifies the copy before removal. Interrupted transfers can be retried.
  • Check whether removed packages return. The optional boot hook now checks package removal alongside the existing service protections. It reports failure if a selected package returns or removal is incomplete.
  • Handle stubborn service shutdowns. Gives the context collector time to stop normally, then terminates only its remaining service processes if needed.

Verified: All 85 host tests passed. Live checks rejected activation of all 12 new service/startup entries and launch of all seven app IDs in the six removed packages. The owner confirmed Apple TV picture, soundbar volume, input selection and manual Art Mode still work.

Compatibility and limits: Tested on Frame Pro QN65LS03FWFXZA, firmware 1301.0. Automatic presence-based Art wake/dimming and the removed AI features may be lost. Package backups are not guaranteed reinstallable packages; there is no automatic package restore. Fresh reboot persistence and network wake remain unverified for this configuration. Privileged firmware can undo these controls; they do not establish complete microphone or telemetry isolation.