Why You Can't Remove Google from a Google Android
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- I got asked the question several times about what files can be removed on an Android so that Google spyware is disabled. The answer is that it is impossible to do that. But WHY is that? This video will explain the construction of the Operating system on an Android which will explain what you can or cannot do.
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Hello Rob, thank you for that detailed explanation of how devices get so much googled that those apps can't be removed from stock ROM without any critical consequences.
As a de-googled (or rather non-googled) phones user myself, I want to add that since you flash your device with any custom ROM which has no Google apps by default, its performance becomes different. I have 2 weak phones with LineageOS: Redmi 7A, running at LOS 20, and Moto G3 running at LOS 17.1. Originally they also had GApps (minimal package) installed over LineageOS, but later I've tried to flash them with stock LineageOS. There are things I've noticed a difference with:
*1. Storage usage.* Nowadays Google apps become way too bloated, and standard Google Play services (GMS) weigh over half a GB. In total Google apps may take over a gigabyte from your storage. Of course, if you remove them, you'll acquire some extra free space. For example, Moto G3 now has 3,81GB free space of 8GB total. And this is Android 10, not a stock 6.0.1 version.
*2. RAM* (also swap partition) *usage.* You can check active processes in developers' settings, and you will see GMS constantly consuming a couple of hundreds of MBs constantly. And these MBs of RAM are the ones you've bought, and Google takes YOUR OWN resources to collect YOUR personal data. This is not a thing you should tolerate in my opinion.
*3. Traffic usage.* I always set up traffic usage monitor in Android status bar, and it automatically disappears when there's no any network activity. A thing I've noticed, when I've re-flashed my Redmi 7A, which is currently my main device, this network monitor almost stopped appearing, and when it appears, it shows 1KB/s download activity. Of course, messengers should somehow check for new messages, so this activity is explainable. In other words, there's no any unnecessary background network data exchange on non-googled devices. Actually can save you some MBs for your mobile data package.
*4. Battery usage!* This is the thing that becomes really different since you reject Google. In standby mode your device almost stops consuming any battery charge. You just clear recent apps and turn off the screen, and there's the magic occurs, you can leave a phone for days or weeks, and it won't turn off. Of course, it depends on specific phone and its battery condition, but your device becomes rather cellphone-like than a stock ROM device-like in terms of battery consumption. But the difference is, your Android most likely has at least 3000mAh battery (my Redmi has 4000 mAh), meanwhile regular cellphone has 400~1500 mAh battery. So every Android device which is supported by AOSP community, has a very great battery life potential.
*5. Overall performance.* As a result of removing GMS, which is background software, you decrease the load on your device, including CPU, memory, network, etc. As a result, your device would have better performance, UI would get smoother, apps would work faster, meanwhile your hardware would remain the same.
Greetings from Russia, and I hope you will tell about that in some of your next videos, since you tell a lot about privacy advantages of non-googled phones, but there are another ones, which are also important. (Actually you can de-google your phone even if you don't care about your privacy, but just for better performance.)
Your post deserved more than 1 Like.
I have an old Nokia XpressMusic phone and the stand by time is still undefeated. It can hold the standby for 8 days before the low battery warning show up, but my android phone (Redmi 10c) can only make it to 4 days because of all those background services
I want to debloat my phone but I have some e-wallet and mobile apps which won't work without Google services
@@sihamhamda47 my friends and relatives complain quite often about lags and battery drain, they probably don't know that every their device can last for weeks if remove bloatware and spyware. Even more powerful phones are sometimes slower than my Redmi 7A, not to mention that they never reach the same battery life as my Redmi. Even though it's from 2019 year, its battery capacity is average, and it could lose a bit of it due to age.
@@sihamhamda47 Google apps claim about security and malware protection while being malware themselves.
This was really informative thank you for sharing
Pixels allowing de-googling is an interesting point. Like google understood that you modyfing your phone actually don't negatively impact the company. You had to buy the phone (and pay for it) in the first place.
Which brings to question - what kind of crap do the manufacturers add through their proprietary layer that they so wish not to be removed.
@hereandnow1440i believe they have core access before the user. Just like Intel cpus have it's own unix that read everything before it's encrypted. so real time surveillance and probably messing up on Software level when they push updates to soon.
@hereandnow1440 yeah real reason google allows it is they know they have a way in if necessary. I think also for plausible deniability that they 'support' options - they would risk what happened to MS trying to force their programs to be installed. But you know they would block it if they could which is why they have pushed every other phone developer to lock them down to oblivion, making it impossible to change the OS/ROM. They have also changed the architecture of android itself, not just the OS but the hardware stack, replacing definitive partitioned memory for 'virtual' partitions, which coincidentally are impossible or extremely difficult to use with a modified OS.
Been a while since I did this research, but as of android 11 you can't even use the old partition layout. That also means no dual booting, or using A/B boot partitions to easily update and flash new ROMs. The manufacturer can also encrypt the device driver partitions on these, making it yet more difficult to run a custom ROM.
Google isn't supporting open use of android phones, despite what it looks like offering unlockable bootloaders, so don't feel safe that we really only have apple and google for phone options.
Sorry Rob, you can easily remove Google by taking sledgehammer to any android device 😉
And all Fungi are edible but some are only edible once.
LOL, sledgehammer sounds effective.
A regular hammer wasn't effective. Tried😂. Maybe my wood splitter will do it.
Ask Hilary....
Google hates this one trick
Never stop doing what you do, Rob, we appreciate it greatly.
If the service is free you are the product
I come to comment section just by reading title
You can, it's simple but it purges your data from phone and warranty. Allways same process. Unlock, recovery, custom rom, skip "install gapps" (and avoid gapps preinstalled roms)step and install microG instead. Done.
Did happen to every single device I own (and owned), not a single exception done within 24hrs of start of ownership, usually below 30 min. If u carefull and read instructions twice before buying device, you probably can handle.
Social networking, porn and smartphone addiction are bringing on the collapse of American society...
You should do a video of the dangers of “Google Safe Browsing”… they are plugged into all the major browsers and can shut down ANY website or TDL they deem “unsafe”… The potential is very dangerous
I have, though not dedicating an entire video on it
Thank You , for you're Fight against the FREEDOM STEALERS
GOOGLE / TH-cam won't let you view your TH-cam homepage unless you have HISTORY TURNED ON! WTF it happened this am!
No change for me so far
Thank you! This helped me put the situation in a perspective that I can comprehend. Though I will have to listen to this quite a few times to commit to memory.
I take notes and refer back and cross check with other sources. This process might help you as well. Good luck.
I just want to disable the microphone tracking, it's creepy as hell.
Sell your Ip;hone, LOL... Yup
I have been telling people that and I was blocked for saying so 🤷 You'd have to replace the operating system 🙄😳
Just wana caution that if you are not very experienced, the phone can easily turn into a brick.
A very satisfying and complete answer to this question.
So glad Android has the largest market share and I do not use Apple and its locked down iOS.
Just learned this this morning google bought android inc. in 2006
Of course absolutely they pretty much own it all 🙄😳
@@skyd.2084 Because of these f ing corrupt politicians that are well paid in bribes to allow anti consumer monopolies like this.
If I can't remove google from google android - I shall instead outright remove google android. Job done.
You can disable google services, but that breaks a lot of functionality. It also doesn't _completely_ de-Google a phone (namely SUPL but also maybe some other -probably more minor- stuff).
It can still be viable for some people though.
The main problems like 24/7 location tracking and app telemetry continue to function. And your phone is identified by IMEI, IMSI, mac address. Can't stop these. So why do it? As stated in the video, for what is needed as a basic move, you can't do it.
Sure, it breaks functionality with Google apps and closed source data harvesting apps - which is an advantage, unless you have no regard for your own personal privacy.
@@terrydaktyllus1320 yes, but my point (along with Braxman's) is with an AOSP OS using MicroG you can still use G apps while still maintaining privacy. It's not an option on stock Android, so you have to break _even more_ apps, more than most people would consider acceptable.
@@MsHojat Or you just wean yourself off of Google apps completely on mobile devices.
I am not sure what point you are making here - for me, mobile devices provide "computing for babies", they are not serious computing devices. Hence I carry a small Linux laptop with me wherever I go and sit down with a coffee when I need to do some computing.
That is not true it's not impossible all you have to do is disable Google Play services disable all the Google services and run it through microG I don't know how you wouldn't know that you get disable the Google feedback the Google Play Store the Google and install you could do that real easily I don't know how you wouldn't know that I guess you're not paying that close attention Google doesn't really own Android owns Android I would know that cuz I'm one of the original engineers
Rob we appreciate you and your content! 👍
Can't you deGoogle with a ADK using Developer Mode?
Hi Rob - I have a Samsung Android phone and have very much wanted to get a phone that has true privacy. As you mention, if it were to be degoogled it is still a Samsung and Samsung has their own OEM software and Apps and they track you and collect data. So, degoogling doesn't really work in that sense to be private, plus as you have mentioned it is also inconvenient as there are also many apps that will no longer work since it is degoogled.
If I was able to get a deggogled phone and one in which there is not OEM apps tracking me and collecting data, isn't the mobile service carrier still able to track and collect data through their sim card being used in the phone? And if so, how does the brax phone prevent that type of privacy invasion from the mobile carrier service? Additionally, the car has android auto and it automatically recognizes android phones. Is android auto in vehicles able to invade your privacy? And if so, is there anyway to prevent that?
Samsung are deliberately locking down their hardware as Apple already do which is why they focused for years on Exynos based CPUs which are very closed source by design - hence the difficulty in porting AOSP-based distro to Samsung devices.
I personally have boycotted Samsung products for several years now for that same reason (and because they moved away from MicroSD storage around the Galaxy S8 phone). With that said, I do have several old Samsung tablets that were bought cheaply on eBay and repaired/refurbished by me and only remain in my possession now because I have managed to install unofficial LineageOS builds on them to completely de-Google them - otherwise they would go back on eBay or just be thrown in the bin.
As regards the mobile carrier taking your data, there's a number of points to make here:
1. Until 5G, carrier tracking is via cell tower triangulation which has about 1/2 square mile accuracy - compared to 2 meters accuracy with Google / Apple wifi triangulation.
2. Google "steals" data through the T&C's in its products which you don't have to use anyway - but it is very much a data harvesting company that will use and sell your data. Your mobile phone company may use your data for, say, network planning but they are not making money with advertising and harvesting your data.
3. With your mobile provider, you probably have a mobile phone contract with them so they already know your personal details anyway. Google does not start off having that information unless you let them have it.
As regards "Android Auto", I would not buy a car with Android Auto in it.
If you choose the right apps, your data will be encrypted so it's worthless to your carrier.
@@futurecactus It depends entirely on who holds the encryption keys.
So glad I found your channel years ago. :)
I really appreciate your thorough shows Rob. Thank you!
Hi Rob, sorry ahead of time for the long post. I'm contemplating the purchase of one of your Brax2's(or 'de-googled' Pixels) but I have some specific questions.
1) Security-
I've been on the internet since the early days of Compuserve and dial up modems using a ColecoVision Adam. I've also had a cell phone since about the mid-late 90's. I know HOW to use the tech, but I have zero knowledge about the inner workings or coding and really need outside information on those subjects. Can you point to any reputable 3rd party reviewers that have thoroughly tested a phone with your BraxOS for security?
2) Durability-
I spend a lot of time outdoors, both for work and play, so I am somewhat hard on things like cell phones. Does your current(or future) line of phones have any IP rating for dust/moisture? Are the bodies based on another phone and fit readily available cases from OtterBox or similar?
3) IMEI-
I came across something on your website about the IMEI of a users phone coming up as 'stolen' and causing issues with the carrier(can't find the exact post at this time). I assume this would be caused by flashing a new(fake) IMEI to the phone so it will be compatible with certain carriers. Is it possible to avoid that scenario by flashing the new phone with the IMEI of a purchasers old phone that they know won't be reported stolen? If possible, does the IMEI have to be from an Android phone or would even an iPhone IMEI work?
4) Connectivity-
Does the Brax2 have the ability to be used as a hotspot?
5) Carriers-
What carriers do you find have the least issues being used with a 'de-googled' phone?
#1 I'm not a third party so ask the people who have the phone. It is open source. And based on open source AOSP as well.
#2 I no longer have BraX2 so if you're asking about BraX3, there is no case yet for that but for BraX2, someone made a custom case for it on Brax.me
#3 You can flash any IMEI including your own
#4 yes I use it as a hotspot
Luv listening to you Rob ❤ 👍💯
You should totally do a video on the dead internet theory. Very related to what your channel is about.
U pretty much can, I just don't want to😅.
Xiaomi encourage custom roms. Also this is only possible if your cpu is qualcomm as well.
Good. I've never flashed one though. I guess it's not commonly available in the US
@@robbraxmantech They have their own xiaomi mi unlocking tool and mi flashing tool if you wish to revert to a stock rom. They also make their stock roms available if you want to switch from eu, global, cn, in, etc. I've bricked one of their phones in the past and they sent me out a replacement.
I root and delete every app that I don't need. Or I use titanium backup to uninstall.
Not going to help you. First of all rooting removes the security on your device. I never root. Second, you have done nothing to disable Google's spyware.
@@robbraxmantech a lot of -if not all?- Google's spyware seems to be in Google services which can be disabled even without root. It will break _a ton_ of app functionality though, since indeed many do require it. What other stuff is there outside of apps/services that can be disabled?
Another thing that can be used is a firewall. And while one could argue that in theory the manufacturer could bypass it, I don't think they care enough to actually do so. It's only like targeted government spying where I wouldn't trust a firewall to be effective (like baseband modem stuff)
I'm not suggesting you're wrong, but rather asking for more info, and/or saying that it's a viable option for some people who could get by without GApps at all and who don't necessarily care about 100% sealed perfect privacy, particularly if it's from the govt which is harder to avoid and not as much reason to avoid (I know that is up for debate, but less-so in developed areas like NA/EU)
@@robbraxmantech what if I root remove all the apps and then unroot ? I remove all gapps, play store play services and everything.
Motorola and Pixel 6a has preloaded apps now days. Samsung has alot more preloaded app. Thank you for the video.
This is the OEM code I'm talking about in the video. They can preload anything over AOSP
I just want to remove Google Assistant
I installed Lineage OS and haven't looked back. Most people end-up just leaving their phones be a "Google" phone because it's just too damn hard to extricate their software and dependencies. People just give-up because the alternatives are not there! Us the Big G or Apple or....???? Very little choice.
Good job!
The first thing I notice when installing Lineage OS is that battery life doubles or even trebles - with no "phoning home" to Google.
I get great pleasure knowing that using a de-Googled OS means Google are essentially blind to my actual location.
@@terrydaktyllus1320 I noticed the same... Battery lasts a long, long time! And there are lots of FOSS apps...
Is it legal for the law to hack harrasment from a person i know with a cyber security person aloud to do this to me 🙏😭 please help
You make an assumption about your phone that may not be true. Recent video on this. But to ease your mind, do a factory reset and you can assume you are starting fresh
👍👍👍thank you Rob for these videos
a lot of us old people just want a phone to make and receive calls, send and receive texts, and take pictures or videos. we need something a little better than a dumb
phone, but not as complicated as a smart phone. a dumb phone is not easy to text on. it seems to be all or nothing in cell phone world.
Not true. A de-Googled phone (AOSP) runs pretty well
universal app remover
Just forget Android period...
If Kali Linux Nethunter handles text and talk, that's the way to go...
Crazy how Google tracks. I use a degoogled phone using Calyx OS. However, Recently I bought a Galaxy Tab S8 Tablet. Now, like 30 seconds after I use it, I get Ads in TH-cam and Browsers based on my use and keystrokes. Really scary.
T-Mobile IS indeed OEM unlockable (Google Pixel 7 Pro at least) as long as you don't owe any money on the phone. It's an option in the developer options. I can confirm this is the case as I paid off my phone yesterday and, after a restart, OEM unlocked the phone.
Dam boss...I wanted to hear what you have to say...but I couldn't understand anything you were saying...
As of Android 13, it seems you can no longer remove Chrome from a Pixel phone? I don't think that was always the case, but I never used it.
i got motoo10g i stop gooolge services and it is sitting there bithcing about turn me on ... every 10 seconds ....being oonly use it for messages and internet source... others phones i blocked everything to minimum and rarely carry them with me and if i do they are in double Faraday cage ... ps i will never by moto nor sansung again
I like Google. This video is interesting as the phone is becoming a more powerful computer experience. Open source is a great way to develop the platform quickly.
I recently installed E OS a version of Android where Google is removed
Right now it runs android 12 but can soon update android 13
The problem of forgetfulness also strikes when you could switch off the camera and microphone manually with a switch. You just forget to turn it off.
Our new phone model has a red light to indicate the status of those switches. This will come out in the fall sometime
@@robbraxmantech Thanks Rob for the info. It will then be like in the TV studio when the red light comes on. ;-)
maybe is because is a google phone maybe, the show should why we cant get removed google from samsung phones, the hell with google..
That's why I (layman) bought your Brax2 phone, thank you!
You are literally saving lives
I appreciate that. The fight is not won though. The bar keeps constantly moving.
That's why we keep spreading your views and products Rob.
@@robbraxmantechBut fight we will! These posts hearten me. Thank you.
Does for example LineageOS really still have OEM tracking? Isn't it just low level firmware and drivers that are needed from the OEM?
LineageOS is AOSP (with modifications) plus whatever the OEM files are. They just take the OEM files as is, unmodified. So each phone obviously would have a different set of OEM files.
@@robbraxmantech But can the OEM files be used for actual tracking or is it only for providing basic device functionality?
Security researchers can detect if some OEM apps are doing anything untoward if there's access to the apps. But some OEMs make this impossible by locking the OS (Huawei)
Excellent information in the above video & a very good explanation as to how Google works on the Android phones, & why it can't simply be "removed". The good thing is that some Google Android phones can be de-Googled & have a new OS installed, & others can be created with no Google in the first place.
You cant remove them because the Big Brother decided for you.
Can a Pixel 7a be DeGoogled ??
yes
You could get a recent Huawei
😅
Sadly the AOSP apps are dead, they aren't being maintained by the AOSP project a Google is policy of tie new fuction with Play Services is hurting the basic functions of Android.
Rob Braxman mentioned in a recent previous video, that AOSP is being updated constantly.
hi Rob could you talk about your phones and cryptocurrency (use as a wallet, safety + access to/with 3rd party apps etc)
I generally do not talk about crypto here because YT has some issue with that that I don't quite understand. So to avoid their attention, I don't discuss it anymore.
You are very informative, thank you. I learn so much from you, sir. Cindy 👋
We will shortly all need phones that bypasses sim requirements that is the biggest hurdle.
You can't and the first word should tell you that 🙄😖
Is the Brax2 Phone compatible with Mint Mobile?
Yes
What about a kill switch for baseband
Hello Rob! Thanks for your videos.. just a suggestion you should do shorter videos to go viral...
Other people have also mentioned this - but Rob Braxman has previously stated that the content of his videos does not really suit shorter time frames. To explain things properly, videos of the above length are necessary. He's not really worried about whether his videos "go viral".
Is this why i cant static compile apps on a google phone?
What about Nokia phones ?
I can't even download apps on the playstore. I have an LG thinq
I have an LG phone (almost 6 years old now), which has no problems downloading apps from the Google Play Store. In fact, I just downloaded a brand new app from it on to my LG phone this morning.
My Motorola 5G Ace is stuck in a Boot loop! How can I fix this without factory resetting my phone?
Consider it bricked. You will need to reflash the OS on it. You cannot reset it
@@robbraxmantech Ok thanks 👍! I believe someone hacked my device and did this because my contact list would be erased several times my data connection would go in and out/ pictures and videos were missing and I would get notifications of software updates that basically did nothing and the Android version only went from 10 to 11 from December 2021 until June 2023 ! I would constantly see a message saying that the connection to the server has timed out! And I just recently discovered that there are 4 apps installed on the device that aren't from the Google Play Store but I personally have never installed any apps that weren't on Google Play Store! What I did discover while it was in recovery mode is that the version of the software is KIEV which is Ukraine ! The BL/Baseband/Product/Variant all day KIEV but the UFS :128GB Samsung and Dram: 6GB Samsung and the OEM: locked / Tools Mode Config: Disabled on a Motorola phone! I have noticed the same similar things on both of my last two cellphones! My Gmail account would let me receive a certain amount email notifications per day and my phone app would only notify me of a certain number of missed calls and a certain number of calls from each of my contacts as well as text messages also! I have watching and subscribed to your channel since this first really notice what was happening with my phone and I even to back to T-Mobile where I bought it for and even they didn't know what was going on but all they recommended was to factory reset my device and was totally against it because I was going through a important Court case and all of evidence of pictures/emails from the courts and lawyers and legal documents are on this device as well as text messages and my call log information and call history! What do you think cause this to happen and can I do to prevent this from happening ever again? I'm in getting a DeGoogled phone or buy phone and have you change the OS for me! Im a huge Sony phone supporter that is my favorite brand I was with them before Samsung became a household name the cellphone market! But I want to invest in a device that will got for Android updates and security patches for more than just two years! What advice could you give me? And what and would I find hidden apps and what names should I be looking for and where should I look!
great explanation, thanks Rob
Can i use google maps on browser on phone with new system without google apps?
yes
Great Content ...
Get a Huawei phone no google
No Google but plenty of CCP!
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If you watch the above video again - you'll see that Rob Braxman mentioned there are other security concerns with the Huawei phones - even though they don't have Google.
Hold on, so to visit the store and check out the privacy-enabled products, I need to sign up for an account? Why?
instead of imagining some conspiracy, you would have discovered that signing up requires NO ZUCKING DATA. You invent your username and set your own password. Done.
@@robbraxmantech I did notice that. Why is a sign up required still?
This is not a "store" site. It is a privacy community. The store is just an avenue. We cannot allow open access to the community and have private content scraped by AI and so on
Can't system apps be uninstalled by rootkit?
As I said in the video, no. What will you replace it with? You can't just "take out" or Android stops working
@@robbraxmantech ok thanks, I missed that
You seem t dislike by deleting comments when they're critical of your phoone.
Don't know what the zuck you're talking about. This is the type of random comment I should be deleting. I rarely delete
@@robbraxmantech *lol*
TH-cam deletes a lot of comments seemingly randomly. Other times it also seems to do so in certain situations like Tor browser or anti-fingerprinting/anti-script extensions (presumably because the system thinks its suspicious). I had this happen regularly to me a lot. I don't know what I did to fix it, or if possibly the system just changed something or managed to register me as less suspicious.
If ever you see your comment missing, never assume the video creator deleted it. At least in my case you can also check your message a minute or less after posting to see if it's still there (by either editing it, or clicking on the "x [time] ago" above the comment and beside your name. I don't know if messages ever take longer than those mere seconds/minutes to be auto-deleted, but in my personal situation that was never the case.
I intentionally left a few "nasty/mean" comments to test your theory with Mr. Braxton. They are still there. So try to STFU and listen to his smart commentary. You will definitely learn a lot more than I'm ASSUMING you already do❤
I love you, Braxman!
thanks!
Does Kindle have any Amazon spyware in it?
If they all do, you actually amazon wont compete for data like the rest?
Tomorrow's Live stream topic
Thanks Rob - Looking forward to tomorrow's live stream as I was curious about Amazon's data harvesting actions, as you haven't gone into detail about Amazon
Ok Rob.. so do you think I can just run windows 10 or higher on the phone ?
Windows 10 is not a phone OS. In fact, it's a privacy hating and bloated OS that nobody should use.
@@terrydaktyllus1320 ok then why should we put application in over a computer to apple for a job ? If that's is the case then my information about me is exposed to the world.. what the hell should we use then?
@@Blackstone.security.utopia "ok then why should we put application in over a computer to apple for a job ?"
I am not sure that I fully understand the question though I respect that English is probably not your first language.
I do not trust any product by Apple, Microsoft or Google - and I do not like mobile devices for proper computing tasks.
I run (Gentoo) Linux on all of my computers, including a small Thinkpad X220 that goes everywhere with me - if I need to do computing then I sit down with a coffee and just do it.
On my mobile devices I only run Lineage OS with no Google on them - I have multiple "burner" phones and multiple identities, plus I have no social media accounts anyway.
"If that's is the case then my information about me is exposed to the world.. what the hell should we use then?"
I think I have answered that above. You can only use operating systems that you can trust.
Unfortunately, we are in a world now where you can have "convenience" or "privacy", but not both (unless you learn to use Linux or *BSD properly so they become easy to use).
@@terrydaktyllus1320 ok thanks. Yes I only speak English.. anyway I'll look for that thinkpad that you talking about on Amazon
Can the Brax phones work with services like PureTalk?
Yes. I've used that. Puretalk is ATT
Why bother removing Google from an Android device? There are these Chinese Google-free phones like Huawei.
Cos he wants you to buy a $620 de-googled pixel 6 from his website 😂
@@fabfisher 999 But are these real Anom de-googled phones or just knockoffs, meow?
@@miaudottk9080Wasn’t saying they aren’t the real deal but they are very expensive.
11:18 Obviously you didn't watch the whole clip or didn't pay attention on why Huawei is NOT an option. A few other Chinese brands works though.
@@jimost7214 I did. I considered Huawei an option to saturate the market in backdoored devices, thus prompting some sort of move towards security.
Google. So they sold me a counterfeit file. Stole it changed it sold it. SpongeBob's mad as hell.😂 For real!
Pixel phone sucks, the worst speakers ever, cackling and static.
personally have not had that experience. Even our old Pixel 3's are still functioning really well
Thanks
U r THE best
Long story short, weve allowed this hydra to grow to a size that you might as well buy a wilson volleyball, cut your hand, stamp it with your new best friend, and live in an island for the rest of your life to survive.
Well, you don't really have to go that far.
Just living below your means will identify you to the system as a "loser," because you will not be getting richer over time with "goal-setting." (Telemarketers and scammers will continue to target you because of the assumption that, "poor people are stupid.") Pretty much the idea is to become disregarded by the corporate powers that have turned the public who they're supposed to be serving into products who corporations can suck money from on a regular basis.
Essentially, you state by your actions that, "I'm not donating because I have no money."
A few conditions though for this to be an option.
It's handy if you have avoided incurring debt; or resolve to never borrow anything ever.
It's also handy if you take advantage of public donations to help the poor - but this can get complicated depending on your situation, especially if you're male.
The trickiest part is staying away from getting harvested into the jail system - don't entertain yourself with vices. This will reassure real people that they will not be "wasting" their support of helping you when you need help, (you WILL get into some sort of legal or bureaucratic trouble, because this process is designed to gain money from those in your poverty category.)
@@mistyculous9644 amazing insights and beautifully stated, mama 😘💯❣️