Re:Android: Freeing up 60% of storage for apps by removing p...
by ipaddr on Wednesday March 09, 2022 @09:48AM
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You have over 100 gig of storage space free on your 'old' phone? I just upgraded a year ago to 32 total gigs.
I can see why jumbo app wouldn't affect you.
I've got 7t on my desktop. Would you mind if chrome automatically updated to 1t. It's not a new computer pre-owned 2015
Re:Android: Freeing up 60% of storage for apps by removing p...
by oblio on Wednesday March 09, 2022 @10:52AM
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I don't know your exact context, but a ~$200 phone from Samsung comes with 64GB of storage...
Re:Android: Freeing up 60% of storage for apps by removing p...
by ipaddr on Wednesday March 09, 2022 @12:43PM
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You still can't fit 600 Amazon apps. You would need over 100 gigs.
Re:Android: Freeing up 60% of storage for apps by removing p...
by oblio on Wednesday March 09, 2022 @12:45PM
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Are we doing reductio an absurdum here?
Or just trying to figure out how we can do "smartphone death by a 1000 Amazon apps"? :-))
Re:Android: Freeing up 60% of storage for apps by removing p...
by mibollma on Thursday March 10, 2022 @05:42AM
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I have a Realme GT Neo2 which comes with 128gig at about 330€.
Of course if it occupies a significant portion, it would be an issue.
On the other hand when I look at the kind of updates that Steam and Playstation are pulling, 200mb feels like nothing.
Given that I'm not sure why I should care as long as it works.
As a dev I agree it's technically interesting to find out why, as a user I think it just doesn't matter.