Google Docs App Cannot Be Uninstalled, Feels Like Bloatware
A user is frustrated that the Google Docs app cannot be uninstalled from their device, comparing the forced persistence to malware. This reflects a broader complaint about pre-installed apps that users cannot remove or fully control.
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Google Docs Pre-Installed and Unremovable on Android
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