The elimination of vendor-installed software from the Android operating system enhances device performance and user control. This process addresses the presence of applications pre-installed by manufacturers or carriers, often referred to as bloatware. An example of this includes pre-installed games, trial versions of productivity software, or proprietary applications from the device manufacturer.
Removing these applications yields several advantages. It frees up storage space on the device, contributing to improved system responsiveness and potentially extending battery life. Furthermore, it reduces the consumption of system resources such as RAM, leading to a smoother user experience. Historically, the inability to easily uninstall these applications has been a source of frustration for Android users seeking a more streamlined and personalized device experience.