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Motorola system apps

Motorola phones run software close to stock Android with a layer of Moto features on top: gestures, Peek display, the Moto app and Motorola's own update and support tools. Carrier-sold Motorola phones often add a carrier's apps as well. This hub lists the Motorola packages documented here and whether each one can go.

packages documented
28
safe to disable
11
advanced, with a caveat
14
to keep or never remove
3

Every Motorola package

Sorted with the safest to disable first. Click a column to sort it, or filter by name. Covers Motorola packages.

30 packages

Motorola packages with their verdicts
com.motorola.motocit CQATest Developer and test tools Safe to disable Community evidence
com.motorola.demo Demo mode Manufacturer services Safe to disable Vendor documentation
com.motorola.motocare Device Care Manufacturer services Safe to disable Community evidence
com.motorola.genie Device Help Manufacturer services Safe to disable Vendor documentation
com.motorola.android.fmradio FMRadioService Media Safe to disable Community evidence
com.motorola.gamemode Games Media Safe to disable Vendor documentation
com.motorola.help Moto Feedback Developer and test tools Safe to disable Vendor documentation
com.motorola.securityhub Moto Secure Security Safe to disable Vendor documentation
com.motorola.timeweatherwidget Moto Widget Productivity Safe to disable Vendor documentation
com.motorola.ccc.notification Motorola Notifications Manufacturer services Safe to disable Vendor documentation
com.motorola.mobiledesktop Smart Connect Connectivity Safe to disable Vendor documentation
com.motorola.camera3 Camera Camera Advanced Vendor documentation
com.motorola.omadm.service Carrier Provisioning Service Carrier apps Advanced Community evidence
com.motorola.ccc.devicemanagement Device Management Manufacturer services Advanced Unverified
com.motorola.dolby.dolbyui Dolby Atmos Media Advanced Vendor documentation
com.motorola.entitlement Entitlement Carrier apps Advanced Community evidence
com.motorola.moto Moto System interface Advanced Vendor documentation
com.motorola.actions Moto Actions and Gestures System interface Advanced Vendor documentation
com.motorola.aiservices Moto AI Services Assistants and on-device intelligence Advanced Vendor documentation
com.motorola.faceunlock Motorola face unlock Security Advanced Vendor documentation
com.motorola.ccc.mainplm Motorola Services Main Manufacturer services Advanced Community evidence
com.motorola.coresettingsext Motorola Settings System core Advanced Community evidence
com.motorola.motosignature.app MotoSignatureApp System core Advanced Community evidence
com.motorola.personalize Personalize System interface Advanced Vendor documentation
com.motorola.securevault Secure folder Security Advanced Vendor documentation
com.motorola.carriersettingsext Settings Carrier apps Advanced Community evidence
com.motorola.launcher3 Moto App Launcher System interface Keep Vendor documentation
com.motorola.ccc.ota Motorola Software Update System core Keep Community evidence
com.motorola.setup Setup Setup and migration Keep Unverified
com.motorola.android.providers.settings Settings Storage System core Do not remove Community evidence

Debloat checklist

The short version: the packages below are safe to disable for most people. Build a full checklist with a profile, a script and a printable list in the checklist builder.

Plus 15 advanced packages in the table above, each with its caveat on its page.

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How to disable an app on a Motorola phone

Settings > Apps > See all apps > (app) > Disable

ADB notes

Motorola's software stays close to stock Android, so the Pixel steps for Developer options and USB debugging apply. The Moto app and its gesture, display and audio features live in com.motorola packages that you may want to keep even when you remove the rest.

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