Lenovo M10 Plus G3 Bootloop

**Your phone**: Lenovo Tab M10 Plus G3 128GB Wi-Fi (Tablet)

**Describe the issue**
Removing or disabling the package `com.lenovo.ue.device` causes a bootloop, which subsequently kicks the user into the recovery mode.

The package in question displays an annoying message on boot that asks the user to join the "User Experience Program".

This issue has been reported by other Lenovo users on XDA (see Psyl0w's post): https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/lenovo-p11-pro-user-experience-program.4393285/

I also performed a factory reset and disabled the package through ADB.

This is the result:


**You have a solution?**
Mark as unsafe for now.

Whether removed or disabled, the tablet will bootloop.

The tablet seemed to work fine without it two weeks ago, so perhaps we can thank Lenovo for this change.

**UAD log**
Unsure if needed, it's only 1 package.

The issue is about a specific Lenovo tablet package causing a bootloop when disabled. Start by examining the UAD codebase for package safety lists and device-specific handling. Look for existing logic around marking packages unsafe and how bootloop conditions are detected or prevented. Testing would require the specific hardware or emulation, and 'done' means the package is marked unsafe in the tool's database to prevent user devices from bootlooping.

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