# Xiaomi Mi Box S 2nd gen (model MiTV-AFKR0, codename jaws, Amlogic), Google TV / Android 11 (SDK 30),
# 2 GB RAM. Fingerprint: Xiaomi/jaws/jaws:11/RTT0.211222.001/772:user/release-keys
#
# Apply:   TV_HOST=<box ip> tools/disable.sh examples/xiaomi-mi-box-s-2nd-gen/debloat.txt
# Undo:    TV_HOST=<box ip> tools/restore.sh examples/xiaomi-mi-box-s-2nd-gen/debloat.txt com.google.android.apps.tv.launcherx
# Everything is DISABLED, not uninstalled. Comment out any line you want to keep.
#
# Stock launcher: com.google.android.apps.tv.launcherx. HOME claimants on stock: launcherx (priority 2),
# com.google.android.tungsten.setupwraith/.RecoveryActivity (priority 1), Settings FallbackHome.
# A streaming box: no HDMI-in or tuner, leave live_tv_package empty in config.xml; the Inputs pill hides itself.
#
# Tested: every package below was disabled in batches with screenshots in between, the launcher from
# launcher/ was installed and owns Home, and Home and Wi-Fi both came back by themselves after a reboot.
# That is a first-day report, not the few days CONTRIBUTING.md asks for, so treat the list as provisional.
#
# Notes from this box:
# - The stock adb on macOS connected fine on port 5555 once USB debugging was on; no wireless-debugging
#   pairing and no tools/tv.py needed.
# - Disabling launcherx alone makes Home resolve to setupwraith's RecoveryActivity; `cmd package
#   set-home-activity` reports Success but does not take effect until setupwraith is disabled too.
# - Right after disabling setupwraith, Wi-Fi dropped for about 20 seconds and the box asked for the Wi-Fi
#   password again. Once it was re-entered, it stayed saved across a reboot.
# - After living with it: Wi-Fi, USB playback (with debugging off), Google Home, the phone remote,
#   Chromecast from a Pixel and Google Assistant all still work.
# - The remote's shortcut buttons (Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video, Xiaomi TV+, Apps) all do nothing once
#   launcherx is disabled. Prime Video and Xiaomi TV+ are disabled anyway; Netflix, YouTube and Apps were
#   handled by launcherx, as on the Chromecast with Google TV (see that list for a Key Mapper remap).
#
# Kept on purpose: Google Assistant (katniss), Chromecast (mediashell), phone remote (tv.remote.service),
# YouTube Music, Xiaomi USB media apps (mimusic2, mitv.gallery, mediaexplorer, mitv.videoplayer),
# Miracast (smartshare, wfdsinkhelperservice), com.xiaomi.tvqs.overseas (quick settings panel),
# com.xiaomi.android.tvsetup.partnercustomizer (remote shortcut buttons), mitv.service, com.mi.bluetooth,
# com.droidlogic* (Amlogic system), com.xiaomi.gtv.settings.

# Telemetry and attribution
com.miui.tv.analytics                  # Mi analytics
com.xiaomi.statistic                   # Xiaomi usage stats uploader
com.google.android.feedback
com.google.android.partnersetup        # Google RLZ attribution pings

# Ad rows, promos and auto-installs
com.mitv.tvhome.oemtab                 # Xiaomi ad row
com.mitv.tvhome.michannel              # Mi content rows
com.mitv.tvhome.mitvplus               # Mi TV+ ad-funded channels
com.mitv.tvhome.atv                    # PatchWall
com.xm.webcontent                      # Xiaomi web promos
android.autoinstalls.config.xioami.mibox3   # Play auto-install of partner apps (sic, "xioami")

# Xiaomi update service, off by choice; re-enable to check for a firmware update
com.xiaomi.mitv.updateservice

# Preloaded apps, off by choice
com.amazon.amazonvideo.livingroom      # Prime Video
com.google.android.videos              # Google TV / Play Movies
com.google.android.play.games
com.android.printspooler

# ONLY AFTER com.gathin.tvhome IS INSTALLED. Disabling launcherx alone hands Home to the setup wizard's
# RecoveryActivity, so the wizard has to go too. Re-enable it before a factory reset (restore.sh does).
# On this box Wi-Fi dropped right after disabling it and the password had to be re-entered once.
com.google.android.tungsten.setupwraith