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Ironically, iPhones are pretty close to stock with no bloatware installed. You can delete most any of the Apple apps, they don’t allow carrier apps to be preloaded, and you can disable Apple Intelligence to get rid of anything AI they provide.
The only phones I would ever touch now are iPhones or GrapheneOS. Grephene seems dope but I have a million computers at home I tinker with all the time, I don’t want to have to THINK about anything on my phone… so I’ve been using iOS for a very long time now. I honestly love it. Expensive, but bloat-free like you said, locked-down permissions which I love (I don’t want any apps being able to see my photos!) and each phone I’ve had has lasted five or more years. I also love how easy it is to make full encrypted incremental image backups to my non-Apple desktop computer, and when I get a new phone, I plug it into computer, pres butan, and it is exactly the same as old phone but new!
I have an iPhone for work and I hate everything about it. There are like 2 or 3 super polished apps that you won't get with Android but that's about it. I may be biased though, as I must use microslop office on it and it's the worst experience.