Users of the Android platform would like manufacturers to give customers more choice in which applications come pre-installed on devices they buy.
These applications consume memory, hog system resources, drain battery power faster and lower the quality of the user experience. These applications are usually non-removable. Android users demand the choice over whether to keep or remove this bloatware.
Credo che non sia giusto che quando si compri qualcosa al prezzo forte bisogna cercare di trovare come levare delle apps inutili a l'utilizzatore finale.
Ex: quando si compra una casa le opzioni sei tu che le scegli e non l'imprenditore.
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Tsi Akenji
10 years ago
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There's no reason for it. No one uses any of that stuff. Totally contrary to the whole Android tradition of making my phone mine. If I'm buying a 32gb phone... I expect to have all that storage present. Not filled with crap I don't need or use
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Benjamin Williams
10 years ago
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Defo, can't root because my bank apps won't work if I do, and my LG G2 doesn't have an sd slot... But if it did I can't move apps to it anyway. I don't use half the apps on my phone because they're rubbish, but can't delete. So annoying.
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Bill Webb
10 years ago
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Bloat is one of the major reasons I root my phones. I'm considering changing manufacturers (Samsung) to avoid this problem in the future. Why should I have to void the warranty on my phone to avoid apps I didn't pay for and don't want?
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Beth
10 years ago
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My very first Android had zero bloatware I am on my 6th one and now it takes up a whole entire screen and its things I would never use anyway I'm really thinking about going back to my first phone that I still have just won't have the bloatware
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Brian Nacy
10 years ago
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After spending 700+ on a premium device, I would like for it to actually be mine by allowing me to decide what to install or not to install that is bloatware. I would gladly install other software via incentives but Apple does not treat comsumers in this manner.
Users of the Android platform would like manufacturers to give customers more choice in which applications come pre-installed on devices they buy.
These applications consume memory, hog system resources, drain battery power faster and lower the quality of the user experience. These applications are usually non-removable. Android users demand the choice over whether to keep or remove this bloatware.
Credo che non sia giusto che quando si compri qualcosa al prezzo forte bisogna cercare di trovare come levare delle apps inutili a l'utilizzatore finale.
Ex: quando si compra una casa le opzioni sei tu che le scegli e non l'imprenditore.
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Tsi Akenji
10 years ago
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There's no reason for it. No one uses any of that stuff. Totally contrary to the whole Android tradition of making my phone mine. If I'm buying a 32gb phone... I expect to have all that storage present. Not filled with crap I don't need or use
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Benjamin Williams
10 years ago
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Defo, can't root because my bank apps won't work if I do, and my LG G2 doesn't have an sd slot... But if it did I can't move apps to it anyway. I don't use half the apps on my phone because they're rubbish, but can't delete. So annoying.
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Bill Webb
10 years ago
Featured
Bloat is one of the major reasons I root my phones. I'm considering changing manufacturers (Samsung) to avoid this problem in the future. Why should I have to void the warranty on my phone to avoid apps I didn't pay for and don't want?
B
Beth
10 years ago
Featured
My very first Android had zero bloatware I am on my 6th one and now it takes up a whole entire screen and its things I would never use anyway I'm really thinking about going back to my first phone that I still have just won't have the bloatware
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Brian Nacy
10 years ago
Featured
After spending 700+ on a premium device, I would like for it to actually be mine by allowing me to decide what to install or not to install that is bloatware. I would gladly install other software via incentives but Apple does not treat comsumers in this manner.
Credo che non sia giusto che quando si compri qualcosa al prezzo forte bisogna cercare di trovare come levare delle apps inutili a l'utilizzatore finale. Ex: quando si compra una casa le opzioni sei tu che le scegli e non l'imprenditore.