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from the title, I thought these would be ads for third-party products. it actually is just prodding to install/use ms's own stuff, so it's a nothingburger.
by nice_byte 4y ago
from the title, I thought these would be ads for third-party products. it actually is just prodding to install/use ms's own stuff, so it's a nothingburger.
- JohnFen 4y agoAds are ads. It doesn't matter if they're for third party products or not.
- nice_byte 4y agoI don't see anyone throwing a hissy fit about the "finish setting up your iPhone" prompts. I also don't see anyone worried that you can't uninstall YouTube or chrome from your pixel phone. However, here I see MS getting flak for something every other company has already been doing for a long time.
- JohnFen 4y agoI can't speak to iPhones, but people have been complaining about preinstalled apps that you can't uninstall on Android phones for a very, very long time. > I see MS getting flak for something every other company has already been doing for a long time. Yes, but every other company gets flak for it, too. They're just not the topic of this particular thread.