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Samsung and Oppo sued over pre-installed bloatware on its phones in China

Samsung and Oppo sued over pre-installed bloatware on its phones in China

Posted on July 6, 2015August 13, 2019 By Jarvis

The Shanghai Consumer Rights Protection Commission has announced that it has taken legal action against manufacturers such as Samsung and Oppo over their practice of pre-installing apps on their smartphones.

In a study of 20 smartphones, the commission found several that were sold with apps already installed, many of which could not be removed. It also claimed that some phones ‘stole’ cellular data.
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