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CleanYourTV on Nokia TV and Streaming Box

How CleanYourTV works on Nokia TV and Streaming Box devices: 3 tested model lists, the packages contributors disable most often, and what to watch out for.

3 Nokia TV and Streaming Box lists in the official repository. If your exact model is below, the assistant can start from its list; if not, the closest one in the same series is a good start.

How to use CleanYourTV

The Nokia lists cover the Realtek-based Nokia R4 TV and the Sagemcom-built Streaming Box 8000 and 8010. The Streaming Box 8000 refuses the usual disable tool, so its list suspends packages instead with the commands in its own README. On the R4 and the 8010 the list disables the stock launcher, so install the new launcher first.

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Tested Nokia TV and Streaming Box models

ModelSystemPackages disabledList
Nokia R4 smart TV (Realtek board, product R4, device R4)Android TV 1128GitHub
Nokia Streaming Box 8000Android TV 1415GitHub
Nokia Streaming Box 8010Android TV 1422GitHub

Model names and systems are taken from the first lines of each list. Lists open on GitHub.

Most commonly disabled Nokia TV and Streaming Box packages

These are the packages that appear most often across the Nokia TV and Streaming Box lists, with the contributors’ own notes. Every one is disabled, not uninstalled.

PackageWhat it is (from the lists)Disabled in
com.google.android.tvrecommendationsrecommendation rows for the stock launcher3 of 3
com.google.android.partnersetupGoogle RLZ partner attribution pings3 of 3
com.google.android.feedbackGoogle feedback bug reporter3 of 3
com.android.printspoolerno printer attached to a TV3 of 3
com.google.android.marvin.talkbackre-enable if you need the screen reader3 of 3
com.google.android.katnissGoogle Assistant: the remote's mic button stops working3 of 3
com.google.android.backdropambient screensaver; point the launcher's ClockDream3 of 3
com.google.android.play.gamesGoogle Play Games app & sync2 of 3
com.google.android.syncadapters.calendarcalendar sync, no calendar app on a TV2 of 3
com.amazon.amazonvideo.livingroomPrime Video2 of 3
com.google.android.tvlauncherstock Android TV home: sponsored banner, "Free TV" and recommendation rows2 of 3
com.android.adservices.apiPrivacy Sandbox ad services2 of 3
com.android.ondevicepersonalization.servicesad personalisation2 of 3
com.android.federatedcompute.servicesfederated ad/usage learning2 of 3
com.nes.leanbacklauncher.partnercustomizerNokia's Shop/Discover row config for the stock launcher2 of 3
android.autoinstalls.config.seiPlay auto-install of partner apps2 of 3
com.nes.dvb.playtestDVB factory play test2 of 3
com.utsmta.appfactory test, listens for USB sticks2 of 3
com.google.android.youtube.tvmusicYouTube Music stub app2 of 3

A package being common does not make it right for your TV. Each list starts with a header that names the packages that must stay on for that model, such as those behind HDMI inputs, the remote and settings.

Applying your list by hand

TV_HOST=<tv ip> tools/disable.sh examples/nokia-r4/debloat.txt
TV_HOST=<tv ip> launcher/build-and-install.sh

Swap in your model’s folder. To undo it, run tools/restore.sh with the same list; on Google TV add the stock launcher com.google.android.apps.tv.launcherx as the second argument.

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Nokia TV and Streaming Box questions

Does CleanYourTV work on Nokia TV and Streaming Box?

Yes, on models that run Android TV or Google TV. Contributors have tested 3 Nokia TV and Streaming Box models so far.

How do I remove ads from Nokia TV and Streaming Box?

Turn on USB debugging, then run the CleanYourTV prompt in an AI coding assistant on a computer on the same Wi-Fi, or apply your model’s list by hand. The how-to guide has every step.

Which Nokia TV and Streaming Box packages are safe to disable?

The table on this page shows what contributors disabled most often, with their notes. Packages that keep inputs, the remote, settings or the Play Store working are left on. Always keep the list you applied so you can restore it.

Can I undo it?

Yes. Run the restore script with the same list; see how to restore. The TV’s own Settings → Apps page can also re-enable packages.

See all supported TVs or the full Android TV bloatware list.