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> That's a bit of semantic but yeah Google is 100% responsible of the hacky mess of the Android landscape nowadays. 100%? What about the hardware manufactures

by jhasse 9y ago

> That's a bit of semantic but yeah Google is 100% responsible of the hacky mess of the Android landscape nowadays. 100%? What about the hardware manufactures which release closed source and buggy drivers? > If you cannot even run the OS on the hardware without using some buffer overflows in the first place, that's another level. Buy a phone which allows you to unlock the bootloader then ;) LG does that since since 2015 for example.

realusername 9y ago
> 100%? What about the hardware manufactures which release closed source and buggy drivers? They should just be rejected from the Play Store as part of the guidelines. In Windows, the drivers cannot make blue screens anymore, they are sandboxed, they should follow the same model and enforce it with their agreements.