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South Korea rules smartphone users can delete Android bloatware

24
Jan
2014

In a move that we can only hope inspires other mobile regulators, the South Korean government has struck a major blow against Android bloatware. Yonhap News reports that Koreas Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning (MISP) is …

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