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You can delete almost all apps on iOS except the obviously core apps that are necessary for it to function.
by mitchell209 4mo ago
You can delete almost all apps on iOS except the obviously core apps that are necessary for it to function.
- dannyw 4mo agoYou can now. You couldn't do this in the early versions of iOS.
- u_fucking_dork 4mo ago> even iPhones came (and still comes) with a ton of apps you cannot remove regardless of how little you use them You see, the user you replied to spoke in the present tense, and is addressing the “(and still comes with)” portion of the original comment.
- basisword 4mo agoAnd they added this ability a DECADE ago.
- u_fucking_dork 4mo agoSome people want so badly for the iPhone to be bad and only bought by sheep as a fashion accessory to signal to their wealth to their peers.
- GeekyBear 4mo agoOn early versions of Android, you had to give an application every permission it wanted, or you couldn't install it at all.
- ornornor 4mo agoYou can. I’ve removed Apple Music and Apple Maps (seriously, who uses that?) but apple makes extra sure most things are more annoying to use without maps. Calendar app with an address? Default to opening in Apple Maps which is missing so error message (twice). Find my? Also open in apple maps with missing app error message. Even with Google Maps set as default systemwide.
- FireBeyond 4mo agoYup. Even though it requires an explicit user action to make Chrome your default browser, don't worry, next time you click on a link, Apple will pop up a dialog saying that your default has changed, and your options are "Use Safari", or "Keep using Chrome", and guess what the default option is?
- zamadatix 4mo agoThanks to the EU! They really fixed a lot of things about the iPhone, a shame not every fix went everywhere like core app removals did though.
- sperr11 4mo agoI wish that was the same for MacOS as well. I don't need the TV app...