Allowing Android users to uninstall preloaded 3rd party Applications.

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Here's an idea that is a well known problem with Android Tablets that causes many to have to root their tablets to be able to achive getting rid of unwanted bloatware. While I know there are plenty who love to tweak their tablets by flashing custom ROM's and the like.Many of us would just like to beable to uninstall "UNWANTED" Third Party Apps. I for one just bought an A1-810-L888 Tablet.And on it I find McAfee AntiVirus, Amazon Kindle, Amazon MP3, Ebay Application, As well as the Amazon Shopping Application just to name the few that drive me crazy. While I know that we can go into settings and disable these if we don't want to have to look at them or waste time updating constantly applications that we do not want or use. Why shouldn't we have the ability to uninstall them if we so choose?It is no different then if we buy a windows pc we are allowed to uninstall them on these computers, Why then shouldn't we be able to uninstall them from our Android Tablets? The same reason here using Android is the same reason I delete a lot of the Bloatware off of my Windows Computers, I neither want them or need them. PLUS it saves SSD Space... For example I don't like McAfee but instead prefer Norton's, If I want to shop on Ebay or Amazon I do so through my Browser{s}.The Amazon Android Store App I use because I have used this app for years.But others may not choose to do so. Just some what I think are useful ideas.To help those of us who don't want to have to root their phones just to get rid of stuff we don't need! THANKS...  

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OK point made.All I was wondering is why it isn't installed like an app that we install ourself? The Software Mfg would still get the chance of someone deciding to use it as I know many do in a Windows install.Hey it's there we can't use anything else. ie: A Ford it's got Ford parts I can't use anything else but Ford Parts.I know plenty of people like this. I am not arguing the price factor as I know it's your way of keeping the prices down, As Amazon does the Kindle.It's just would be nice to have a little more Freedom with our tablets.But for the money I can live with just disabling it. I just came back and re read my comment and you had mentioned about noboady saying.HEY This stuff is GREAT load us up with more!!! I had bought an A500 a few years back that had came with a few FREE Games of decent quality which I truly enjoyed.But I was saddened when I had to send it back to for service and they did a wipe of the SSD when I got it back and I went to download the games again they told me that I "NO LONGER" had the right to the games.I noticed the A1-810 also had the sametype of Games that I am most grateful for.But I had to send it back as well for the dreaded BootLoop problem and it is due back here in a couple of days, I don't expect to be able to download them again and pickup where I had left off, Like I can when I download one from lets say Google Play or Amazon.My point is this if I am not going to be able to reuse lets say the things that are put on my tablet as so called gifts, If I should have to have my tablet reserviced or I have to ReSet it back to factory specs.That are also put on there so as I can not remove them ie: Bloatware. Then what would make me want to shell out hard earned money for the use of Apps that are considered Bloatware?If in the end I lose the use of them if I have to doing anything to reset the tablet back to Factory Specs, ONLY to come back and shell out more of my Money to use them again once I had already paid for them. Although I will give Kudos to Acer for one thing though.You don't put near the amount of Bloatware on your tablets that other Mfgs do.And we are talking tablets in the $500 range.Both my A500 and A1-810 have almost 13gb of 16gb usable space avalible, As compared to a few others I've seen have only 11gb of 16gb free.So for that I think we are all Grateful.