Theres a tool named Android Universal Debloater. You don't need root, only adb allowed. In the Debloater you will have the recommended appss to disable, but you can go forward.
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Theres a tool named Android Universal Debloater. You don't need root, only adb allowed. In the Debloater you will have the recommended appss to disable, but you can go forward.
Thank god none of my friends or relatives ever were really Snapchat users. But I'm held hostage by WhatsApp in here.
Android 14 is the most underwhelming updated yet. Google didn't even promote it well on I/O. About OneUI 6, I just wish Samsung updates the control center. It's too outdated. I know it's simple and working well, but I would love some visual tweaks.
Mostly easy apk sideloading and customization. It's the most versatile OS.
Don't know. I wish I didn't have to have a Meta app installed on my phone.
Amazing list. I would also recommend Obtainium for keeping up the updates directly from sources like Github.
Hopefully real third party browsers are coming to iOS soon. Safari is outdated as hell.
Oh yeah, that's for sure. Messenger and Snapchat are more in the dark side.
It annoys the hell out of me as well. I haven't found a workaround yet.
S20 FE user here. Pretty solid phone for the price I paid like almost 2 years ago. It's still great and works marvelously for my usage.
Only downside I would say is custom ROM support, as there's no working one and device support is about to end.
I don't believe there's any reliable option besides Samsung Pay, but it's locked to Samsung devices. Privacy-wise, I'm not aware of any solution.
That's creepy. Thankfully you noticed something was wrong in time.
Great app so far. Would love and option to disable the bottom tab bar completely.
Samsung S20 FE, been solid for almost 2 years.
Doesn't Molly (Signal fork) has SMS support still?
Go for Kiwi Next browser. Its being maintained.
Aurora recognize the apps normally. No need to unistall them. It will work just like the Play Store.
Kiwi Next + Ublock
As a Samsung user since OneUI 2, I quite dig Android 12+ looks. It helps with bigger screens. But the quick settings toggles are quite a waste of space that big, I agree. When using some ROMs you can reduce the toggles size, and it gets real better.
A fresh start is always good. And I feel the community will get bigger eventually. Reddit was becoming quite toxic lately, so is good to have a new place.
thanks for using Leebra!
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