Now that 'Background services' are out of 'System settings' IMHO there is no viable reason not to have means to easily disable KDEConnect from startup. I know it has requirements for continuous running witch makes devs lives hard, but choosing what is running on OS and have an easy solution to disable it, is the only Linux way. KDEConnect has change its setup multiple times and now running `sudo ss -tulpan` reveals it's active on 3+ ports. Building cross-platform app is hard, but this is one of two settings I strongly disagree with defaults. If 'just uninstall it' argument is sane, then this bug report would have never been opened in a first place.
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