I have a general question:
I am using a Samsung S9 which has 2.0-r-20240506399511-stable-starlte installed right now.
This system comes with a couple of preinstalled apps which I am sure I will never need. These entail (I include the German names, as I am not sure whether I will hit the correct English translation):
Mail (Mail)
Tasks (Aufgaben)
Notes (Notizen)
Why can I not uninstall them? To me, they amount to bloatware. While there may be little bloatware when compared to an ordinary Android system, it is unnecessary nonetheless.
If /e/ is meant to be free and open source, why am I not allowed to uninstall these apps?
Is there any way to uninstall them? If yes, how?
Just give it a try as you obviously do not want to use it anyways - thus misbehaviour should not bother you … And you can just start the app again - in case it does.
Alright, I did. However, it did not make them disappear from the - how do you call it? - front desk for apps? Just for the purpose of cleanliness I would like to free up that space, but deactivating them did not achieve that purpose.