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Which is a selling point, by the way. The device in pristine state not touched by carriers is obviously better than "customized" one.
by guard-of-terra 15y ago
Which is a selling point, by the way. The device in pristine state not touched by carriers is obviously better than "customized" one.
- stcredzero 15y agoIs there an opportunity here? Even unsophisticated users know there's something wrong with crapware.
- notatoad 15y agoit's not a selling point. a selling point is something that a salesperson can take advantage of to make a sale, and "my employer hasn't fucked this phone up as much as they have those other ones" isn't something a salesperson can tell a customer. lack of carrier crap is a feature, but it's not an advertisable one. even microsoft can't advertise it, because they have relationships with carriers to maintain.