removable

It has a removable back, but no removable battery or expandable storage?

Good examples are iTunes, Office, iOS and Android (the latter two are usually shipped with non removable bloatware).

The reason for keeping ext2 around is more for educational purposes rather than compatibility with removable devices.

You can do it, but it breaks some things which assume removable drives never have multiple partitions.

Pocket was the test-case, and once they were done testing they'd expose the API and pocket would be easily removable.

Anything with a removable cable should last a lot longer, you would only be replacing the cable with any regularity.

Both of those are trivially removable, and the remaining entropy would not be easily to fingerprint.

This plus the fact that 45+ states have already passed helmet exemptions for the Ello and other three-wheeled vehicles with non-removable roofs/windshields.

Yes, I do carry a travel mug - specifically one with a removable filter for loose tea.

They have already said that after the feedback they will make pocket into an addon (installed by default but easily removable like any addon).

New battery and back assembly(which is removable) would do the trick.

Where I live people would make the windows open/removable and call it the worlds most expensive and outlandish deer hunting tree stand.

I can't speak for firefox users, but when I buy a phone and it comes with a "phone company daily deals" app that that can't be removed because it's a "system component" it often seems to me that they could easily have been made it removable, and that making bloat impossible to remove was a business decision.