Why does Verizon strip out the Device Maintenance?

felloffthetruck

Trusted Member
Mar 31, 2013
8,615
22
38
Visit site
I know it's crap by Cheetah but still wondering why Verizon strips this feature out of Galaxy phones while other carriers leave it in.
 
Last edited:

underway99

Trusted Member
Apr 7, 2011
597
0
0
Visit site
Re: Why does Verizon strip out the Device Manager?

I would think that having one less piece of Cheetah **** on the device would be a good thing. Big Red occasionally screws up and does something positive for the user. Go with it.
 

jeffmd

Well-known member
Mar 24, 2012
563
0
0
Visit site
What was the program missing? I really dislike post like these that assume everyone knows wtf your talking about. -_-
 

Jaycemiskel

Trusted Member
Jul 28, 2011
2,769
4
0
Visit site
They probably know it's crap too. Wouldn't be surprised if they have something else they'd rather us use. It's good they keep it out though so I don't question it.
 

cedjunior

Well-known member
Jun 1, 2013
65
0
0
Visit site
This is what's missing (#46). I don't think it's just Cheetah. If change the setting menu to a simple list it gives you the Device maintenance menu, but there are far fewer options.

 

ol_jackburton

Trusted Member
Feb 12, 2017
566
0
0
Visit site
i don't like them keeping stuff out, weather it is a good thing for you or not. they should leave the phones alone, we all lose in the long run when they arbitrarily remove features just because they think they know best.
 

bembol

Trusted Member
Jun 18, 2011
3,122
134
63
Visit site
I'm not from the US but I cannot stand Verizon. Worst was putting their logo everywhere.

Are they really that good? If I have to spend $10+ more on AT&T or T-Mobile I would.

Up here it the only issue back then was Carrier Bloatware but that was 2-3 years ago.
 

bhatech

Trusted Member
Nov 21, 2012
7,933
719
113
Visit site
I'm not from the US but I cannot stand Verizon. Worst was putting their logo everywhere.

Are they really that good? If I have to spend $10+ more on AT&T or T-Mobile I would.

Up here it the only issue back then was Carrier Bloatware but that was 2-3 years ago.
For some people may be, but for majority of people there are multiple carrier choices so I choose to speak with my wallet since I have good coverage from every carrier.
 

bhatech

Trusted Member
Nov 21, 2012
7,933
719
113
Visit site
i don't like them keeping stuff out, weather it is a good thing for you or not. they should leave the phones alone, we all lose in the long run when they arbitrarily remove features just because they think they know best.
Yep it's just the principle of a carrier deciding what's good for me is what irritates me. Obviously they do this because they are corrupt and unless they get a cut out of it they rather put some other junk from which they can make money.
 

sangs

Trusted Member
May 9, 2015
1,004
0
0
Visit site
I'm not from the US but I cannot stand Verizon. Worst was putting their logo everywhere.

Are they really that good? If I have to spend $10+ more on AT&T or T-Mobile I would.

Up here it the only issue back then was Carrier Bloatware but that was 2-3 years ago.

Have literally tried them all, trying to get the best "deals," and Verizon is the only network in my area (and my areas of travel) that's always reliable. Without fail, no matter where I go, Verizon works and works well. Can't say the same of the others. Also, NO logo or bloatware ever on Apple iPhones. And no logo on the S8s this year.
 

ol_jackburton

Trusted Member
Feb 12, 2017
566
0
0
Visit site
Yep it's just the principle of a carrier deciding what's good for me is what irritates me. Obviously they do this because they are corrupt and unless they get a cut out of it they rather put some other junk from which they can make money.

right it is just a matter of time before they remove something that matters to you (not you personally bhatech) and then it will be too late. i have no idea how to best let them know that this type of tampering is not appreciated or needed.
 

Ry

Moderator Captain
Trusted Member
Nov 16, 2010
17,654
215
0
Visit site
Because they can. You're buying the Verizon model.

Don't like it, don't buy it.