Standing up against Google's action to make sideloading harder #1457
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Do you know why Google is doing this?Because sideloading can also be used for developing malicious codes malwares adwares and etc.And for preventing apps like Shizuku MagiskRoot and FDE AI FDE AppPreload and Omarea Scene messing and damaging ours processors motherboards and batteries.Because such apps are conflicting with Google System AI and make all kinds of hell in our devices burning them.I have lost 1% of battery health since I da started using Shizuku FDE AI FDE AppPreload and Omarea Scene.1% of battery health.From 100% of battery health to 99%.In a year.Instead other way I would be still on 100% of battery health after more than 2 years. |
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Some info... Android developer verification. |
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Some of you have read it without a doubt: in 2027, Google will start making it harder for users to sideload applications (you download them outside the regular app stores, as an APK). There's so much wrong regarding this rule, and there's a lot of commotion about it. Luckily, a large community started KeepAndroidOpen, where you can read about all the answers on the questions you may have after reading this post (e.g. "why is this a problem? I'm not a developer."). We as UAD-ng think control about your device and privacy protection is very important, otherwise we'd have never continued 0x192's project! That's the reason why we also decided to write a short post regarding Google's decision to further restrict freedom as a user.
Furthermore, there's a petition on-going by the community including KeepAndroidOpen on Change.com, see https://www.change.org/p/keep-android-open-stop-google-from-limiting-apk-file-usage. Please, if you want/can, sign it. Make sure you don't use fake info (yes, I know, it somehow 'hurts' and sounds contrasting/conflicting a bit to use real information for freedom/privacy), but I'm making an exception for this voting/project. So, in short, what we can only do now (copied from KeepAndroidOpen. All credits for making this informative website go to them, not me):
Fight back
Everyone
Developers
Google employees
If you know something about the program's technical implementation or internal rationale, contact tips@keepandroidopen.org from a non-work machine and a non-Gmail account. Strict confidence guaranteed.
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