this time around all it would allow was “disable”.
This has been par for other OEM-flavored Android phones for years, unfortunately.
Disable is alright, not that the phone itself isn't a privacy nightmare in other ways.
this time around all it would allow was “disable”.
This has been par for other OEM-flavored Android phones for years, unfortunately.
Disable is alright, not that the phone itself isn't a privacy nightmare in other ways.