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There are several definitions, and even within those defs it's still open to subjectivity: | There are several definitions, and even within those defs it's still open to subjectivity: | ||
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This is a problem because most bloatware tends to be pre-installed because the device manufacturer (OEM) has a contract or partnership with another corporation who's interested in "getting exposure" (actually, to advertise itself and collect user data) {{Citation needed}}. | This is a problem because most bloatware tends to be pre-installed because the device manufacturer (OEM) has a contract or partnership with another corporation who's interested in "getting exposure" (actually, to advertise itself and collect user data) {{Citation needed}}. | ||
== See also == | ==See also== | ||
[https://github.com/Universal-Debloater-Alliance/universal-android-debloater-next-generation/wiki/Glossary#oem UAD-NG definition of OEM] | [https://github.com/Universal-Debloater-Alliance/universal-android-debloater-next-generation/wiki/Glossary#oem UAD-NG definition of OEM] | ||
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There are several definitions, and even within those defs it's still open to subjectivity:
- Pre-installed software that's not required by the OS to work
- Redundant or duplicate apps installed on a device
- Undesirable programs that were never requested by the user
- Software that has become bloated over time
This is a problem because most bloatware tends to be pre-installed because the device manufacturer (OEM) has a contract or partnership with another corporation who's interested in "getting exposure" (actually, to advertise itself and collect user data) [citation needed].