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Agreed. As someone who switches between the older s22+ and the recent pixel 7, I found the same problem on both - you can't remove the "stock" apps on either.
by largepeepee 4y ago
Agreed. As someone who switches between the older s22+ and the recent pixel 7, I found the same problem on both - you can't remove the "stock" apps on either.
That said, I actually prefer the experience on Samsung, their plus/note series development with the stylus feels great to use and I find myself going back to it than the new pixel.
As much as I want to like Google products, they seem to keep missing the mark with stuff like a janky finger sensor and poor swipe detection l.
- LoganDark 4y ago> you can't remove the "stock" apps on either. You can. You can use the shell command `pm disable-user <package>` (over ADB) to completely disable a package, even if it won't let you uninstall it. We've actually bricked Samsung devices before by disabling Knox, which will cause the phone to completely lock you out. Luckily we were still in a shell so we could re-enable it before the phone was toast for good. -Emily