This means doing without some excellent third-party apps like Pushbullet. I say this to stress that there may be other benefits you lose by giving up Google that just didn't occur to me, due to the way I use my phone.Įven after you do this, some apps require Google Play Services to run. These are all habits I formed due to limited data plans, spotty coverage, inconsistent access to a reliable internet connection, and discomfort at the thought of trusting companies with such personal data. When given the choice to sync my browsing history and tabs, I decline. Even with access to cloud services, I back up much of my data to hard drives. Despite the wide availability of music streaming services, I still buy albums and store my music locally.
YouTube Music only plays files stored locally.įrankly, this situation didn't bother me. The camera app take photos, but it doesn't offer to automatically back them up to Google Photos. Even if you remove all the apps that require a Google account to function, you will still lose some features in the apps that remain.įor example, the dialer app still works fine, but it doesn't automatically pull down contacts, and you can only pull up numbers that are saved to your device. It is something that advertisers have probably secretly put on the applications which the software developers cannot trace so the applications end up being placed deep into the phone.On a Pixel device, the situation is a bit more challenging, since these phones come loaded with Google software. then after the three it loads up with the 3 that i removed back on the phone.
I cannot remove them, I have tried removing the directories but something is hidden on my phone and I cannot find the source for it which keeps installing them, my mobile boots up saying optimising app 1 of 3. I had this issue either after uninstalling Go Security or 360 security. I have a similar problem, using any malware software does not detect any problem, I uninstall the 3 applications on my phone 'go security, ace cleaner and superb cleaner' these three application no matter what I do keep re-installing after rebooting my phone. I have my phone rooted as it was the only way to remove some issues I had back in March/April. By the way, the reason why some viruses are cannot be uninstalled is because they have placed themselves in the system directory and for you to remove them you either need to remove them with an application which has root access or another way.
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