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+ | It comes in the form of an app, which requires a device rooted with Magisk. When you launch it, you can select one or more apps to be hidden. Actually **the system partition is not modified** and the apps remains installed. A Magisk mudule is installed instead which - at boot time - makes some // | ||
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+ | Having installed Lawnchair as an alternative Home app, I thought I could hide the BvLauncher app so that the com.blackview.launcher process would no longer execute and the //recents// provider would become Lawnchair. Unfortunately it seems tha **BvLauncher is somewhat hard-coded into the system**, so it is not possible to hide it without nasty effects. Once hidden and rebooted my device switched from Lawnchair to another stock Home app, the **Game mode** one, and Lawnchair was gone. I had to reinstall Lawnchair an restore BvLauncher in De-Bloater. | ||
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