Apple is “looking at” letting consumers remove (some) unwanted stock iOS apps

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By Christian ZibregSep 15, 2015, 1:39 pm1.3k ptsHot
Soon you might no longer need to put unwanted stock apps inside a junk folder on your Home screen like an animal because Apple is “looking at” letting consumers delete stock apps that come with the iPhone. In an interview with John Paczkowski of BuzzFeed News, CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that Apple might allow…

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