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No, it means the exact opposite. This is another escalation of Google's efforts to ensure that all of their apps are installed on every Android phone sold wheth
by makomk 9y ago
No, it means the exact opposite. This is another escalation of Google's efforts to ensure that all of their apps are installed on every Android phone sold whether users want them or not. Previously, some companies were working around the requirement that every device they sold had Google apps if they wanted the right to include them on any device by illicitly sideloading the apps; this makes that impossible.