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On Android I always have one or two apps that are sideloaded because they do something Google or Samsung doesn't like. For example, I have an app that requires
by wvenable 6y ago
On Android I always have one or two apps that are sideloaded because they do something Google or Samsung doesn't like. For example, I have an app that requires a lot of effort to install that lets me remap the Bixby button on my phone to whatever I want.
In addition, some open source software is only available this way. iOS, as it stands now, is actually incompatible with most open source licenses.