You believe it's the authorities? Why? What would make you think that? Do you do things that the authorities would be interested in? Planning on doing something in the future? Did it ever cross your mind that what you're seeing might actually be there because it's supposed to be? Don't you think if it was actually a fake file, people other than just you would have picked up on it by now?

Can you logically explain any of that?

This is a prime example of not fully comprehending what another comment is saying. I only point it out because I make this error all the time. Mike said 'authorities' not 'THE authorities', which are two very different things. Maybe Mike could have used a different word which would have made his point a little more clear, but I believe his comment is about applications having authoritization. The English language has multiple interpretations for a wide variety of words.
I agree with other users that bloatware, especially system bloatware, is getting ridiculous.
It would be so nice if we could purchase a clean system and only get system applications that are relevant to our individual needs, but that doesnt seem possible as far as how our current technology operates.
Until then, all we can do is clear cache, clear data, force stop, use the device a bit, power down, start back up, test run, and if everything goes smoothly, disable the beast-application we dont need. Its best to perform this one application at a time.
I also like to wait at least 24 hours before I disable anything, unless I know exactly what it is, what it does, and if there are other application dependencies.
Im not a pro, or an expert. This is just something Ive learned over time.

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