[Magisk] DoR3M3:
First off, I'd apprecaite it if you'd stop making accusations and assumptions and putting words in my mouth. If you're not trolling and trying to be rude, then great, all a misunderstanding, is that fair enough? Because at no point in time have any of my words been rude towards anyone.

1. I'm not doing anything in a hard way, hard is subjective to the end-user and I'm just Geeking, learning and having fun!

2. Again, your words, no one is derailing anything, and calling anything flawed.

3. Also, if you want to consider Google Services, and saying it wasn't designed for it, how do you know this? Look at the OP post and Github, all it says;

Debloat your phone Systemlessly!

I'm not trying to be anything, I'm simply saying, there is no information that comes straight out and tells you this exactly, and if it's somewhere, sorry I didn't see it.

One area that has caught my attention, to wonder if this is a bug I am dealing with, is on past devices, when I removed the Play Store, it no longer appeared in the App Drawer, but on the OnePlus 5T it's still there, but now with the option to uninstall it. So I'm trying to understand then, if each device is different, where some you remove and there's going to still be the icon in the App Drawer, where now you have to also manually uninstall and some devices where you don't? That's one of the things that's thrown me about the Debloater, I see different results on different devicves, where I was assuming, removing Play Store as example would work the same way on all devices. Well, at least devices all running the same version of Android, and so for me, all the phones I was testing this on were on Oreo 8.1.0.

So again, all I can tell you on past devices, Stock Android, it did Systemlessly Debloat Google Services and Framework. So, I look at this situation now, I'm not the developer, but if it Debloated Google Services and Framework before, it shows it has the capability, otherwise, I'm assuming this could never be done on any device, or as they say, maybe, YMMV (Your Mileage May Vary)... LOL ;)

I am doing all this in the proper way, and again, this post was only about trying to figure our why it worked in the past, and why it doesn't now, nothing more or less.

So let's move on and try to bug hunt if you'd like, otherwise we are just going off topic here, and that isn't being respectful to the OP. Sorry if you thought I might of been jumping on you, and sorry you seemed to of taken the post the wrong way. But I have been posting a lot on this forum, so people have gotten to know me, and this isn't the first time I've posted here, and I've never given [MENTION=7296895]veez21[/MENTION] crap before, and I never will! He has my utmost respect for the work he does!

Oh [MENTION=7296895]veez21[/MENTION], if I never told you before, I'm saying it now, THANKS for your project, time, help and contribution, much appreciated! ;)

So are we cool now and can move on?

PEACE :)

Oh The Tangled Web We Weave - I think I need to add this to my Sig.

P.S. On a side note, I've come to see being on XDA, that there are a lot of people that like running Stock, but also want to get away from Google on Stock Android and want to do this very thing, run microg in place of the Google Framework. It's work, it's not easy at times, but it's fun Geeking, and I love it! The Goal was to do it Systemlessly and if that can be obtained it would be really great. Truth is, I'm not so sure when Debloating at this level, you need be concerned about Systemless anymore, afterall, if you did an OTA from the developers, you're going to loose the bloat and be right back where you started. If I'm not mistaken, in order to pass SafetyNet it has to be Systemlessly done. Anyhow I'm hacking away, it's only a little more time, hopefully... ;)