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Windows 10 definitely has but they don't come back once you delete them, which is garbage but less garbage
wasn't the candy crush one notorious for being always reinstalled with every minor update?
Asking bc I haven't used windows since 10 came out (using w10 at work, but it's the enterprise version)
Would you consider Candy Crush an ad? It was preinstalled. Was the pinball game that used to come with Windows an ad for Maxis Full Tilt Pinball? Was the U2 album that Apple gave away for free an ad for U2? (that was even worse since it was very difficult to remove the album from iTunes).
To be clear, I don't like that Microsoft bundled Candy Crush. I even saw it on my work PC running the enterprise version of Windows! I'm just not sure I'd consider it an ad.
Its an ad because its a third party. Pinball is at worst bloat, but it at least doesn't ask for money. If MS was really recommending apps then why not Chrome or LibreOffice? Its clear candy crush compensate somehow on top of not being a competitor. Thus its an ad.
Pinball was also third party, it was a free demo of Full Tilt Pinball. I still think it wasn't as bad but I would say it still counts as an ad
Well I stand corrected.
Oh yeah, you're absolutely right! it was a pre-installed app. which in my opinion is worse since it reinstalled itself (same with apple and U2's album).
If you uninstall something from your computer, it should stay uninstalled.I understand why bundled apps exist, but they shouldn't feel like malware that refuses to go.
That's exactly the one I was thinking of