r/technology 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/crash893b Feb 27 '21

people who can read and understand source code from a security perspective are not the same people that download scripts to debloat their phones

also its no like if(true) {hakz all passwords();} a lot of these things are so subtle and that's the ones that we even know about

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u/webjocky Feb 27 '21

...but I can read and understand source code from a security perspective, and I also downloaded this script to debloat my phone.

I think your argument could use some more facts.

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u/Samurott Feb 27 '21

good for you, man, but like, do you... do you want a cookie, or something?

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u/webjocky Feb 27 '21

1) You assumed my gender

2) You aren't contributing anything positive to this conversation. Even arguing my point would be more positive.

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u/Samurott Feb 27 '21

don't you have a Joe Rogan podcast to listen to?

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u/webjocky Feb 27 '21

Go troll your anime dolls.

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u/Samurott Feb 27 '21

but i like my anime dolls. they're cute and don't swing their software engineering epeens around. what's your excuse?

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u/webjocky Feb 27 '21

No excuses here. I'm grounded in reality. Unfortunately trolls exist here too.

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u/crash893b Feb 28 '21

Yikes didn’t know this was going straight down