MIUI 13/14 bloatware apps, updated at 20240816

miui-blotware-apps.md

对于所有应用，不建议直接删除，使用adb shell pm disable-user package-name禁用即可，方便出问题时恢复。

DO NOT UNINSTALL:

• com.miui.securitycenter
• com.miui.securityadd
• com.xiaomi.finddevice

(Don’t uninstall these three apps or services from your Xiaomi device. Otherwise, you may encounter device bricking or bootloop issues.)

Attention

Tested on MIUI 13 on Mi 11 Pro

I suggest do not uninstall any prefix with com.android apps

不能禁用或删除（会导致无法启动） [WILL BOOTLOOP, DO NOT UNINSTALL OR DISABLE]

• com.lbe.security.miui 权限管理服务*
• com.android.updater 系统更新*
• com.miui.securitycenter 手机管家*
• com.xiaomi.finddevice 查找手机*
• com.miui.home 系统桌面*
• com.miui.guardprovider MIUI安全组件*
• com.xiaomi.market 应用商店*
• com.xiaomi.account 小米账号*
• com.miui.packageinstaller 应用包管理组件*

必须为小米签名 [DO NOT UNINSTALL OR DISABLE]

• com.android.updater 系统更新
• com.miui.securitycenter 手机管家
• com.xiaomi.finddevice 查找手机
• com.xiaomi.market 应用商店

不建议禁用或删除 [CAN DISABLE, NOT RECOMMANDED]

• com.miui.powerkeeper 电量和性能
• com.xiaomi.metoknlp 网络位置服务
• com.miui.tsmclient 小米智能卡
• com.miui.accessibility 无障碍服务(TTS)
• com.miui.backup 备份与恢复
• com.miui.freeform 自由窗口
• com.miui.face 人脸识别
• com.miui.miwallpaper 桌面壁纸
• com.miui.aod 息屏显示

禁用后会自动启用 [DISABLE NOT WORKING]

• com.miui.contentcatcher
• com.android.printspooler
• com.miui.audiomonitor
• com.miui.voicetrigger
• com.xiaomi.mircs
• com.miui.daemon
• com.xiaomi.xmsfkeeper

可以安全禁用 [SAFE TO UNINSTALL OR DISABLE]

• com.xiaomi.ab
• com.xiaomi.aiasst.service
• com.xiaomi.bluetooth
• com.xiaomi.gamecenter.sdk.service
• com.xiaomi.joyose
• com.xiaomi.mi_connect_service
• com.xiaomi.micloud.sdk
• com.xiaomi.migameservice
• com.xiaomi.miplay_client
• com.xiaomi.mircs
• com.xiaomi.mirror
• com.xiaomi.payment
• com.xiaomi.powerchecker
• com.xiaomi.simactivate.service
• com.xiaomi.xmsf
• com.xiaomi.xmsfkeeper

可以安全禁用 [SAFE TO UNINSTALL OR DISABLE]

• com.milink.service
• com.miui.analytics
• com.miui.audioeffect
• com.miui.audiomonitor
• com.miui.bugreport
• com.miui.cit
• com.miui.cloudbackup
• com.miui.cloudservice
• com.miui.cloudservice.sysbase
• com.miui.contentcatcher
• com.miui.daemon
• com.miui.hybrid
• com.miui.hybrid.accessory
• com.miui.maintenancemode
• com.miui.micloudsync
• com.miui.miservice
• com.miui.mishare.connectivity
• com.miui.misound
• com.miui.nextpay
• com.miui.personalassistant
• com.miui.phrase
• com.miui.smsextra
• com.miui.systemAdSolution
• com.miui.touchassistant
• com.miui.translation.kingsoft
• com.miui.translation.xmcloud
• com.miui.translation.youdao
• com.miui.translationservice
• com.miui.voiceassist
• com.miui.voicetrigger
• com.miui.vsimcore
• com.miui.wmsvc
• com.mobiletools.systemhelper

Sorry to hear about your keyboard problems. I probably had already replaced the original keyboard with a privacy friendly alternative like AnySoftKeyboard or OpenBoard prior to removing the bloatware, as some preinstalled keyboards are sending every keystroke home. In order to keep the original keyboard do not remove the app "com.google.android.inputmethod.latin". The goal of the above list was to reduce also tracking by Google. If you want to keep all Google apps, services, do not remove anything, which starts with "com.google...." and "com.android...". If one app too many was removed, the ADB command "adb shell pm install-existing <PACKAGE_NAME>" will bring it back in most cases. The app "com.android.updater" provides system and security updates and is therefore essential. "com.xiaomi.discover" obviously upates preinstalled Xiaomi apps, including the bloatware. It is probably still better to keep it, as long as some Xiaomi apps remain. "com.xiaomi.xmsf" and "com.xiaomi.xmsfkeeper" form the Xiaomi Service Framework. I did not remove them, though they are recommended by other users for removal. I do not know, what difference they make. Also with "com.miui.global.packageinstaller" I followed a conservative approach and kept it, though some sources report, that the Google tool "com.google.android.packageinstaller" is sufficient to do the job.

You can nuke the "com.miui.global.packageinstaller" package as the stock android installer takes over just like any other Android Skin does (Motorola, Samsung are some of OEMs that use stock installer)