Yes well Microsoft allowed that fraud to be perpetuated on the user and has done so for a very long time. It&#x27;s actively detrimental to the user experience, and for the most part, they know it. But due to commoditization their manufacturers are dependent on it. They aren&#x27;t though, any PC you buy in a Microsoft store comes bloat free.<p>&gt;No one stops you from installing clean Windows OS without bloatware.<p>Ah sure, that&#x27;s every average PC user&#x27;s first step after unboxing their shiny new laptop. Wipe it with DBAN and do a fresh install.<p>Just kidding, it&#x27;s pretty obviously not. Most people don&#x27;t even know what wiping a computer entails, or how to do it, or that it would actually get rid of the bloat. These things seem simple to us but most people don&#x27;t understand the first thing about computers.<p>No one stops you from buying a Mac because you&#x27;re sick of dealing with bloatware either. Just sayin&#x27;.<p>&gt;Can you tell me one single product in Apple which is sold by other than Apple.<p>No clue what you&#x27;re trying to say there.