>I mean they disallow users to uninstall their apps All default apps on Android live on the system partition, meaning even if you uninstalled them, regular, no

>I mean they disallow users to uninstall their apps All default apps on Android live on the system partition, meaning even if you uninstalled them, regular, non-rooted users wouldn't have any additional space to use. This policy also means you can't really mess up (for average consumers) an android phone by uninstalling something important, like webview or the Play Store. Any updates to the default apps are installed on the user-accessible data (IIRC) partition, and so can be uninstalled by users, actually freeing up space.