Yes, it seems that the new Apple operating system is loaded with interesting news and for now we warn that we are facing one of the highlights. The best known on other platforms as "bloatware" of the terminals was increasingly present in Apple, but seen from another perspective perhaps a little less intrusive.
But in the new version of the operating system that iOS developers already have in their hands and that will arrive definitively this fall, the Cupertino company allows remove all those applications that we think we will not use or even that we have never used on our iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
All applications, or rather almost all, are susceptible to being eliminated by the user and this is an advantage no matter where you look. It is true that some less experienced users are going to have more than one problem when they mistakenly leave pressed and delete an application such as contacts, but there is no problem since in principle they can be recovered or so it seems. The truth is that when we delete a native application from the iPhone, the memory is not affected, so we believe that the application is still hidden there. We have to see these details to clarify where the app that we removed goes Of the device.
On the other hand some users believe that this measure is at least unnecessary, since being able to put the applications that you do not use in a folder and do without them is something that can be done with iOS 9, but having the option to eliminate native apps can be a problem for people who do not control so much over the system . We will see how this issue progresses.