ADB is your friend. Uninstall any app you don’t need/want.
ADB is your friend. Uninstall any app you don’t need/want.
I think that Gboard would still find a way to connect to the mothership.
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I watched them for characters and their stories, and with time I became bored with marvel action scenes. If you think about it, these characters resolve almost all their problems with punching others. That “one shot” scene is excellent, badass, and for the first time in a long while - I enjoyed a Marvel action scene. Nevertheless, it’s a great farewell for James Gunn. I enjoy immensely, and I’m not planning to watch MCU for a while. Maybe Loki season 2 will be an exception.
You can remove them. Tap the sticker icon on the right side of the text entry field (bottom of the screen). Scroll the bottom stickers’ bar to the right until you see the “+”. Tap it, et voila - you can remove them.
I wouldn’t be surprised if that would be exactly what they do.
I’ve read somewhere that once Gmail address is created, it is not reused - even when account is deleted.
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Google “ADB Samsung debloat”. You’ll find a lot of tutorials. ADB is a part of android developer tools (it’s free).
During Covid, I did some digital cleaning. It took me around a month (from couple of minutes, up to few hours each day) to clean up my gmail inbox. I had a gmail label where I placed all the emails received from any site where I created an account. I went one by one to each of them and either changed the login (to a non gmail address), or deleted an account (if I wasn’t using it anymore).
Now I use another email provider, and i pay for it. I use gmail for situations/accounts where i suspect that my email address could be spammed. Right now, my whole google space usage is around 50 mb. I stopped using google drive, I don’t use google search, I still use YouTube and pay to have no ads - because I just like YouTube.
It’s possible to disconnect oneself from Google services as much as one wants. Still, I continue to use an android phone (I like iOS, but it’s still too limited in comparison to Android).