So, there's been ample discussion in the corresponding community threads and Samsung has gotten a lot of hate there.
Sadly the S23 looks rather tempting to me, since the pixel 7a I replaced my 5 with is too big for my liking.
How much Pixel-like experience can I achieve if I uninstall all the Samsung bloatware?
What will I miss out on?
Do I have to expect it running sluggish or unstable? Or will I get any errors due to missing samsung software components?
Will all the apps reinstall on updates?
And since OneUI6 is around the corner: Will the ADB-debloat also work with the newer version?
Thanks!
I think the reason group chats are gaining is because we are so numbed by all the public platforms. Between doom scrolling and ads noone pays any attention to personal posts anymore.
For me personally I would even go one step further and say that I'm really annoyed by people force-feeding me their peronal life/experiences.
Now they start (ab)using group chats for it:
A group created for organizing rock climbing activities: All of a sudden filled with photos of this summers vacation. OK, we are friends and know each other, but still...
Another one was for a specific training of a mountaineering club, people who just met for this one occasion: Half a year later someone starts posting photos of their latest trip. And then the next, ...
Maybe in my case it's the generation that started sm (lol) with attention seeking extrovert posts that do not get any attention on fb/x anymore, so they go to group chats.
What might still be true for younger people is that with all the noise on the internet a group chat may be a place that gives you a manageable chunk of content with a private touch that makes perosonal involvement worthwile/doable again.
And now let's watch it get abused&destroyed by corporations.