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Why don’t more manufacturers offer stock Android?

Why don’t more manufacturers offer stock Android?

Posted on September 2, 2019 By Jarvis

There seems to be a common consensus among critics that stock Android is the way to go. Supposedly lighter and snappier, the “untouched” iteration of the OS is consistently best reviewed. Stock Android is one of the reasons why users are so drawn to Google Pixel phones, keen to use Google’s pure vision of its OS.
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