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This is silly argument to make here. The vast majority of users aren't using their phones to whistleblow on some government scheme or a plot by the new world or
by bb123 7y ago
This is silly argument to make here. The vast majority of users aren't using their phones to whistleblow on some government scheme or a plot by the new world order. They are running their businesses and lives on these things. And for those people the ability to run some .apk from a sketchy website is worth less than nothing to them, but the safety of being protected from attack is. Realise that you are not the kind of user these phones are designed for. You are a power user who wants power user features. That is fine, but don't condemn people who are just using their phones as tools.
- wor3q 7y agoUnless an app essential to their business gets taken down from an app store, with no way around that.
- enriquto 7y ago> The vast majority of users aren't using their phones to whistleblow on some government scheme But some of them are, and it is essential for a healthy society that this is always possible for them and for anybody who needs to.
- bb123 7y agoIt is possible: Buy an Android if that's what you need from your phone.