I like the idea. Often when apps like Facebook are bundled on lower-end Android phones, they are not uninstallable. This means they take internal memory and ca

I like the idea. Often when apps like Facebook are bundled on lower-end Android phones, they are not uninstallable. This means they take internal memory and can't even be moved to SD cards, severely restricting the functionality and durability of those phones. The only way way to fix it is by rooting. Non-essential or third party apps should be at least un-installable. I'd be ok with a law for that.