Mixed Privacy Complaint and Audio Glitch Report on Pixel Phone
A user vents about pre-installed data-collection apps on a Pixel phone and separately mentions a long-standing audio crackling glitch. The entry mixes an emotional privacy rant with an unverified hardware/software bug and is not tied to the labeled product.
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