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> Fortunately, I already removed most of those apps when I first got the phone (it was loaded with enough bloatware), Lucky you. I can't remove, for example, m
by javert 13y ago
> Fortunately, I already removed most of those apps when I first got the phone (it was loaded with enough bloatware),
Lucky you. I can't remove, for example, my NFL application (which came installed by default), without rooting the phone. I do enough Linux stuff everyday that I really don't want to bother with it on my phone.
Honestly, this kind of stuff makes me want to get as far away from engineering as possible. I simply do not want to make complete shit and sell it to people for a living. I'm very thankful that Steve Jobs showed us that there are still people who want to make beautiful products.
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- bigiain 13y ago<devil's advocate> Stocks. Newsstand. </devils advocate>
- chetanahuja 13y agoMotorola is doing scummy stuff but it's probably better for one's metal health not to sanctify a particular individual. Let's not forget the "nuclear war" waged over rounded corners.
- javert 13y agoOh, I'm not sanctifying him. I don't even use Apple products, because I don't want to be in the walled garden and I want to be able to hack my stuff.
- mikelward 13y ago> I can't remove, for example, my NFL application (which came installed by default) Settings - Apps - All - NFL Mobile - Disable
- javert 13y agoI don't have a Disable option. I looked this up online when I got the phone, and at that time, you literally could not disable it. I have a fairly old version of Android, because Verizon decided to stop pushing out updates for my device a long time ago.