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grishka ◴[] No.44334337[source]
The "unremovable" part is inaccurate. While you can't completely remove it because it resides on the system partition, you most probably can still disable it with an adb command:

    adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.package.name
This command is very powerful as it works for any app, even those that have "disable" greyed out in the settings. I disabled the Galaxy Store on my S9 this way for example.
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hysan ◴[] No.44334391[source]
> "unremovable"

> you can't completely remove it

Maybe my English isn’t very good but that sounds like the definition of unremovable.

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1. sedatk ◴[] No.44334664[source]
There’s an enormous difference between “it can’t be stopped” and “its storage area can’t be reclaimed” though.