| Great Maybe this means I'll be able to remove this bloatware without rooting. |
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Afraid not. The bloatware you already have is baked into the ROM that's on your device now. Assuming Verizon wanted to let you get rid of it, they'd have to create a ROM with that software removed and then push it out. About the only way you'll see that is if there's an update coming out anyway at some point in the future. If you have an older device with no pending updates, you're likely out of luck. |
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| said by ISurfTooMuch:Afraid not. The bloatware you already have is baked into the ROM that's on your device now. Assuming Verizon wanted to let you get rid of it, they'd have to create a ROM with that software removed and then push it out. About the only way you'll see that is if there's an update coming out anyway at some point in the future. If you have an older device with no pending updates, you're likely out of luck.
Actually Verizon has already stated the app store app will be removed so why wouldn't v-cast app be removed |
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Tallahassee, FL | reply to frdrizzt
said by frdrizzt:Maybe this means I'll be able to remove this bloatware without rooting.
At least future devices will come with less nonsense. The vendors seriously degrade the value of their products when they force this sort of nonsense down their customer's throat.
All of the Verizon services that they offer are already provided by Google, and the Google versions provide a much better experience.
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