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You have some choice on Android though, through both sideloading and using third-party app stores like F-droid. I have a problem with iOS not allowing sideload
by Zak 7y ago
You have some choice on Android though, through both sideloading and using third-party app stores like F-droid.
I have a problem with iOS not allowing sideloading in a way that's viable for most applications, but I don't see having a default, managed system for installing software as a problem in itself.
- kop316 7y agoOhh I agree with Android. I just use AOSP and f-droid, and it works great