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@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ But still, sometimes I have to sign in to view a shared Google Doc. And we use G
I do. Which, I was totally ready to flash GrapheneOS on it. Or heck, even just root it so I could toss all the Google bloat. But it turns out the Samsung Galaxy phones with the Snapdragon processors can't be bootloader-unlocked (at least not yet?). Which make both of those pretty much impossible to do.
I can't afford to go out and buy a new phone right now (donate to me please), and wouldn't know what to get even if I could. So I made the most of what I had and used a debloater tool to force-uninstall the stuff I didn't want. It's still there in the system files, and will come back if I do an update or a factory reset. But then I'll just remove it again.
I can't afford to go out and buy a new phone right now (donate to me please), and wouldn't know what to get even if I could. So I made the most of what I had and used a de-bloater tool to force-uninstall the stuff I didn't want. It's still there in the system files, and will come back if I do an update or a factory reset. But then I'll just remove it again.
And none of my Google accounts are signed in on my phone anymore (which has the added bonus of not bringing work with me everywhere I go!).