Re: Shortcut to Bluetooth Tethering?

On 2025-01-02 16:05, Frank Slootweg wrote:

s|b <me@privacy.invalid> wrote:

On Wed, 1 Jan 2025 23:06:47 +0100, Arno Welzel wrote:
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It provides vanilla Android and not Android mixed with a manufacturer UI
and modified functions.

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AKA It's not filled with crap from Samsung.

    *Every* manufacturer fills their devices with "crap", not just
Samsung.

Hum. No, some manufacturers don't "fill". They add less customization, like Motorola (Lenovo group). This way updates come faster.
Samsung phones use to have older Android versions, and sometimes they don't update the phone to the next version after being sold. And that update comes several months later, because they have to add again their customization layer. And in the case of Samsung, it is big.
This is not absolutely bad, some people do like those additions. I do like them, just not the delay they mean.

    Only for Google phones, 'we' do not call it "crap", but "vanilla",
"standard", "stock", etc..

No, google phones come directly without a customization layer.

    Now do the same exercise for Windows and Chrome!

Yes, some companies sell their laptops with a lot of customization. Say HP. This is not bad per se. The recovery feature is good. But the layer can include apps that slow the laptop while promoting their business interests.
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Cheers, Carlos.