Is there a privacy benefit to using ADB to "uninstall" (a.k.a. disable) apps?

I recently learned that using

adb shell pm uninstall --user 0

doesn't completely uninstall the app, instead, it hides it from the current user. That part is clear, but I came to have some questions as I started reading more, with my main objective being getting the most possible privacy out of uninstalling/disabling bloatware.

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* I read that the disabled apps' "intents" remain available, so other apps can make calls to them, and they can even run in the …

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