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		masonic on July 28, 2018 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Keep a Changelog Some phones have it as part of involuntary bloatware. The most you can do (short if rooting) is Force-stop it.

fapjacks on July 28, 2018 [–]

Is that real? Which phones are doing this to their consumers? That is fucking awful.

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