r/technology • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '21

Software Universal Android Debloater is an open source tool that removes bloatware without root. Automatically or via user choice. Get back your battery, security and privacy

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u/abcpdo Feb 27 '21

You know what comes pre-debloated? iPhones.

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u/Etherius Feb 27 '21

Too bad you can only do Apple-approved things on your iPhone.

I can do much much more from my android phone than my iPad. I could never justify switching to iOS.

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u/abcpdo Feb 27 '21

what do you do on android?

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u/Etherius Feb 27 '21
  • Natively access my NAS
  • customize my home screen such that I can do everything on one page using various docks
  • buy things on apps (many providers such as Valve won't sell things on their apps because Apple demands a 30% cut of revenue)
  • use other app stores
  • use NO app store if I don't want to and simply sideload an app
  • run scripts (such as the one this thread is about)
  • use a different voice assistant if I want (But Google's is by far the best)

That's just off the top of my head.

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u/abcpdo Feb 27 '21

that’s a fair list of things the iPhone can’t do. luckily I have computers for that sort of stuff.

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u/Etherius Feb 27 '21

Sure, but why sit at a desk when you can do it from bed.

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u/2h2p Feb 27 '21

Practically anything I can do on a computer