If you own the phone legitimately, skip the headache and contact PayJoy support. If you don’t own the phone legally, you should not be trying to remove the lock.
adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.payjoy.katana Or: quitar payjoy con adb free
The problem? Sometimes users finish paying but the lock remains. Other times, second-hand buyers discover the phone is still locked. The official solution is to contact the original retailer or PayJoy—but this can take weeks or never happen. If you own the phone legitimately, skip the
But can you really do it? The short answer is: Let’s dive deep into what ADB is, how PayJoy works, and what you can actually remove. Understanding the Enemy: How PayJoy Survives Factory Resets Before using ADB, you must understand why PayJoy is so hard to remove. Sometimes users finish paying but the lock remains
No. Codes like *#*#7780#*#* only perform user resets. They do not affect PayJoy.
adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.payjoy.katana The --user 0 flag removes the app only for the primary user (you), without root.
adb shell pm list packages | findstr payjoy (On Mac/Linux: adb shell pm list packages | grep payjoy )