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No? I had Bixby removed from the phone entirely.
Yeah, it was called BxActions iirc
You could always just download an app to remap it with far more functionality. Used to love that feature.
Tell me, how does allowing users to uninstall apps stifle innovation?
Spotify has 320kbps.
Sure, it’s easy to download one song. But I watch maybe two movies a month, yet I listen to thousands of songs in that time. Downloading songs individually doesn’t even come close to the convenience of streaming. Not to mention the lack of music discovery and social features.
All of these are absolutely awful in terms of convenience.
Because they have the best offer and it’s well worth the money. If you want to avoid shady CEO’s you might as well go live in a cave. And last I checked artists are doing absolutely fine financially.
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Meh, I just removed some of the pre-installed stuff I don’t need (like 4 apps) when I first got the phone and have never had to deal with anything since. If it makes the phone cheaper I’ll happily go through that effort.
My kobo is great. You never have to connect it to the internet if you don’t want to. I transfer epub files to it via USB.
I like and use a lot of the added features and my phone is plenty fast enough to handle them. I don’t see the problem with this so called bloatware.
People don’t hate crypto because of NFTs, they hate crypto because it’s all smoke and mirrors. Crypto isn’t money, it’s a speculation market with an excellent ad campaign. You can’t buy things with crypto.
Want to spend money without the government tracking your every purchase? Just use cash.
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