What is com.opera.sdk.example?

List: caution

com.opera.sdk.example is described in the imported source list as “Opera TV SDK sample app (leanback entry, no use)”. tvdebloat rates it as caution (documented trade-offs) and lists it on 2 documented device lists, including Philips 65PUS8102/12.

Is it safe to disable com.opera.sdk.example?

Disabling com.opera.sdk.example has trade-offs.

The source notes indicate feature trade-offs, or the impact is insufficiently documented. Read the source notes and device context before deciding; keep it enabled if the impact is unclear.

From the source list: “Opera TV SDK sample app (leanback entry, no use)”

Not independently verified by tvdebloat. Original source files and any upstream-reported test dates are linked in the device context below.

How do I re-enable com.opera.sdk.example?

If the app was disabled for user 0 and ADB remains accessible, run:

adb shell pm enable --user 0 com.opera.sdk.example

Check the intended TV with adb devices. This is not a complete recovery procedure.

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Found on these devices

Philips 65PUS8102/12
Android TV 8.0 (API 26) · firmware TPM171E_R.107.001.143.000 (Europe)

List: caution

Original device source · Imported snapshot

Upstream-reported test: date not recorded · not independently verified.

Device source note: Opera TV SDK sample app (leanback entry, no use)
Sony BRAVIA KD-49X8307C (2015)
Android TV 7.0 · firmware NRD91N.S44 5.457

List: caution

Original device source · Imported snapshot

Upstream-reported test: date not recorded · not independently verified.

Device source note: Preinstalled Internet Browser (Opera TV SDK)