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Why can't I uninstall some Android apps that I don't use like Facebook, Google Drive, Galaxy Store, Google App and so on? Isn't it a bit totalitarian to force people to have these programs?
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I think it would be worse if you were forced to use them, having them installed and disabled wouldn't cause you many problems, I for example don't have Facebook installed.
I do use Google drive for my phone backups and stuff but if I didn't use it I could just disable it, nothing happens.
I don't use Google drive for backups of my phone and stuff but if I didn't use it I could just disable it and that's it.
Simple, don't you think?