> I don't mind that it's there. I do mind that I can't delete it. This is the key point. Not giving the user the choice. Yes, they can install a different prog

> I don't mind that it's there. I do mind that I can't delete it. This is the key point. Not giving the user the choice. Yes, they can install a different program that does the same thing, but the manufacturer-dictated programs are still there, taking up space in storage, the app list, and possibly memory if they're doing potentially user-hostile shit in the background.