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I moved to Samsung from Apple and that wasn't my experience at all.

• rootw0rm 4y ago
  There's a separate Samsung version of every core Google Android app, a separate Samsung account system to sync everything, and a Samsung launcher. Mind you, I personally use none of it (except launcher), but that's basically the definition of Android bloat.
  • sm_1024 4y ago
    I'd expect bloatware to be unnecessary software. To a user who is not familiar with google's offering, the bloat doesn't exist, they don't see two different softwares. Samsung phones don't have two messaging apps, gallery, or phone app Not including google's version doesn't equate to bloat. In fact, the opposite is true.
    • rootw0rm 4y ago
      If I have to resort to dev mode to remove things I don't need, then to me it's bloat. Those things aren't there in vanilla Android. I'm still using Samsung hardware and I like it, but it's got a little bloat goin on
  • marcosdumay 4y ago
    Samsung is known for adding a more user friendly version of everything that comes from stock Android. (Personally, I disagree, but this seems to be almost unanimous. Even for people that don't buy their phones.)
  • xtracto 4y ago
    I guess one man's trash is another man's treasure. I like Samsung Health application and use it daily. I even had purchased something called RunKepper but stopped using it in favour of Samsung app.