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Unremovable Spyware on Samsung Devices Comes Pre-installed on Galaxy Series Devices
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this post was submitted on 17 Nov 2025
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With the past decades or so a phone has become a standard piece of equipment where it's virtually used everywhere, anytime. It is a complete disaster that those standards are not applied to what's deemed under the hood - all these companies are deemed to do anything they want to because nothing is standard.
Look where that got us - a duopoly where going against them is deemed "inescapable". It is disappointing how we even let this happen in the first place, the capitalists and fascists basically own us because of it.
All that got us is a standard thing tacked together by mystery tape and glue - hardware & software. Open source software and standards have barely any say here just because the fascists in rule decided so.
I've tried living without a mobile phone.
It makes life needlessly difficult. Doing anything requires getting through layers of "why don't you have a phone"
I looked into getting a landline installed in my home. The guy at the phone store said land lines aren't a thing anymore and showed me the fucking modem they'd be using for my "land line"
Something is deeply wrong.
I mean here you can still get an LTE box and connect old phones to them. Or ooma which is voip