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Samsung must cease installing applications without our consent
The biggest issue in Samsung smartphones is that the Bloatware will be originally installed y by Samsung on your own device, which is acceptable, but you think that it will all disappear after you uninstall or remove those apps. Samsung will, however, continue to add new apps without the user’s awareness or consent. These upgrades can therefore be problematic since the user will never know what Bloatware or unwanted applications will be discovered on the phone after the update is released.
The applications that will be installed will surely be unwanted or not needed since it will mostly be a duplicate of the existing ones. This forcible feature has some disadvantages over the device.
Bloatware consumes storage space on your phone and slows it down: The slow performance of the mobile not only indicates that the mobile got old. This is also because more programs and data files have been installed, which have used up the storage space. The more apps you have installed, the more background processes are running on your device. Samsung’s pre-installed Bloatware may ruin your smartphone from the get-go. Phones with 128 GB and 256 GB can fill up media files quickly.
The default applications and games aren’t particularly good: Even the applications and games that are pre-installed are acceptable if they come with the best quality. But Samsung produces some of the inexpensive games that can be seen on social media ads. Samsung’s pre-installed games are not even an option for playing purposes.
Frequently deleting these unwanted applications can never be an end to the problem, but the problem gets worse. Samsung’s behavior of installing applications and games on smartphones without the user’s consent has the potential to impact the user experience on the company’s phones negatively. This is just an inconvenient feature because the operating system, One UI, was created on the top of another operating system.