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IOS 9 Comes With 2 More Apps You Can't Remove From Your iPhone

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Just what we didn't ask for: More apps you can't remove from your iPhone. Android gets a lot of flak for coming with a handful of "bloatware" apps that can't be removed, but Apple needs to be called out for the same. With every major version of iOS, Apple adds more apps that you can't uninstall — in the upcoming iOS 9, you'll get Find My Friends and Find My iPhone, even if you don't want them on your device. Developers who installed the beta version of iOS 9 quickly found out the two aforementioned apps, which were previously available as an optional downloads from the App Store, pre-installed on their devices.

Added on the 10/06/2015 05:14:04 - Copyright : Wochit

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