I just moved from Ubuntu to Debian Wheezy and I thought I'd be finally free of all the unnecessary clutter. I guess I was wrong. Here is the situation:In the Downloads folder, Nautilus displays the following message:Personal File SharingYou can receive files over Bluetooth into this folderI'd really like that to go away. My PC is not bluetooth-enabled, and even if it were, I'd figure out a way to share my files without the constant reminder. But I digress. Here's what I've tried so far:The launch preferences dialog doesn't seem to make the notification go away, even when I enable sharing over the non-existent bluetooth deviceNautilus' Preferences dialog doesn't present a relevant optionRemoving the bluez package via synaptic threatens to take the entire Gnome desktop with it. Same with trying to remove gedit or, indeed, nautilus. I feel like having Jules Winnfield over my head saying I dare you. I double dare you.In my previous Ubuntu installation I managed to remove bluetooth-related packages by switching to Thunar (and getting rid of the entire Unity family). This time I'd like to keep Nautilus if possible. The presence of a bluetooth package is something I  can deal with later, what I'm worried about is the notification. Is there any way to make it go away?Update:I decided to manually remove dependencies from the .deb files. Using this for guidance, I removed pretty much all but the most fundamental packages (such as X11 or sound packages) from gnome, gnome-core and task-gnome-desktop. I must have missed something though because removing unwanted packages such as bluetooth still wanted to take away Gnome.Update 2:It turns out neither gnome nor gnome-core are essential to the system. In fact, from what I can tell, their only job is to provide dependencies and recommendations. I went ahead and purged them. This cased aptitude to see a bunch of useful packages as no longer needed and required to set the manual install flag on the ones I wanted - fair enough. A happy side-effect, bluetooth-related packages are gone.I did get rid of nautilus-share though as @grawity suggested.  This did not affect the notification at all. The problem remains. After a re-login, the offending area had vanished.
How to get rid of the *Personal File Sharing* bar in Nautilus?
gnome3;debian;bluetooth
The package is either nautilus-share or gnome-user-share.