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True, and I think the compromise people are asking for is dont install it in system install it at the data level so people can remove it. And I think we will eventually see that as even manufacturers are installing less apps on the system level so they can update it faster. It is a matter of time before the carriers end up doing the same thing installing it on the data level versus system...not because of the customers but them seeing the advantage of being able to kick out faster updates and fixes.
Can't agree less...lol.. If it's @ data level, then users can delete them and the carrier gets 0 value.
 
Can't agree less...lol.. If it's @ data level, then users can delete them and the carrier gets 0 value.

Also have to agree here. Even if the option is there, the carriers are likely not going to take advantage of it, or at least will limit themselves to just one or two "premium" bloatware apps. For instance, there were racing games pre-installed on certain Verizon Motorola phones in the recent past, and if you chose to remove them you could, but the bulk of pre-installed apps couldn't be removed. So again, why would Google make this "option" available when it was there all the time?

P.S. Jeffrey, insomnia too, or just Turbo excitement? :D
 
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