Is there an easy way to remove some of the built-in apps on macOS Mojave? In the past I was able to do sudo rm -rf /Applications/&lt;app name&gt;. The following resources indicate that this will no longer work without dealing with System Integration Protection (SIP):


How delete an application that is bundled with macOS?
https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/976402-how-to-remove-defaultbundled-apps-in-macos-mojave/


The motivation is that I am not motivated to accept updates for apps that I do not expect to use within the foreseeable future.

Is there an easy way to remove some the built-in apps that I do not wish to update, such as GarageBand, Keynote, Pages, etc., without dealing with the SIP tool?

P.S. (edited): I completely understand that there may not be any easy or even difficult way to remove some built-in apps such as Safari, Siri, System Preferences, etc. This scope of this question is hereby limited to the some apps such as GarageBand, Keynote, Pages, etc.
Go to the Applications folder in the Finder tool;
right-click on the unwanted application;
click "Move to trash", and enter the password if requested by the system;
then empty the trash.


Note the following exceptions:


In case an unwanted application is in the Utilities subfolder, the first step should be to navigate into that subfolder.
There are some applications such as Safari and Siri for which there is no "Move to trash" option.


Each of these steps should be well documented. I would be happy to add some more pointers upon request.