You can use Universal Android Debloater. Most apps have a description of what it does and if it's safe to remove or not. Already debloated a few Samsung phones with it, works great :)
this post was submitted on 15 Feb 2024
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Hasn't been updated for a long time... sounds like UAD next generation has forked the original work.
Don't know how safe it is to use, just stumbled on it while looking through the github issues.
I've used it a few times and it's great!
Assuming yes but does it function the same when used on android tv? Don't particularly have one just curious
I just gave up and moved to custom ROM. It was a faster way for me to deal with this.