Well, every version of Android has to be tailored to the phone it is on, so it becomes proprietary. Unlike Apple that controls the hardware, phones that use Android have to add their hardware drivers for the specific phone, and the skins are just that, visuals. One man’s proprietary apps are another man’s bloatware, I had such on an Android tablet, even had others on a store, never used them because the other apps on the Google store were better and didn’t confine me to only the manufacturer of the tablet for games and messages.
I remove the bloatware from every device I own.
Just trying to figure it out. Mike’s BLU reference was a tip-off for me. Makes more sense if these are like those since you don’t go from 0 to new cell phone model on the streets in a year.
Btw, I looked at that address, it is an office building, but there’s probably 10-20 tenants in it. There’s space for lease right now.
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