UAD doesn't list all packages installed on Phone

**Describe the bug**
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Universal Android Debloater doesn't seem to list all the packages installed on my phone.

**Expected behavior**
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I figured it would would at least all the packages using something like cmd package list packages would, and then categorize them based off of if they are known packages, safe, unsafe, or unknown packages.

On my phone, Samsung S22+ with Verizon as the carrier, it didn't actually list any of the junk games that Verizon pulled in during Factory Setup. If you needed some help, I'd be willing to help the best I can.

**You have a solution?**
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I am thinking perhaps the software list that's displayed is hard coded based off of the phone model detected. If not, I am uncertain how this program pulls in the list of software installed on the machine. I would pull in the software using something like cmd package list packages and then check if they're know. It'd be also nice to see a category to filter by something like carrier games, so we can easily select all games that got pre-installed by Verizon, and just uninstall them.

Thanks!

**UAD log**
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[UAD_20230702.log](https://github.com/0x192/universal-android-debloater/files/11931841/UAD_20230702.log)

The issue mentions that UAD does not list all packages, specifically carrier-installed games on a Samsung S22+. Start by examining how the tool enumerates packages, likely in the ADB interaction code. Compare with 'adb shell pm list packages' output. The log file may show the current package list. Look for filtering logic based on device model or carrier. The goal is to ensure all packages are listed and categorized, possibly adding a carrier-specific filter.

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