4 ms·
Technically Google can remove sideloaded apps from your Android too. Nearly every Android in existence gives Google remote root access to everything on the devi
by ocdtrekkie 6y ago
Technically Google can remove sideloaded apps from your Android too. Nearly every Android in existence gives Google remote root access to everything on the device.
- lern_too_spel 6y ago> Nearly every Android in existence gives Google remote root access to everything on the device. That's the point. You're choosing a phone, not among all Android phones at random (or worse, all smartphones at random, which by virtue of including iOS worsens your odds). Even Android phones made by Google are usable with a DNS block on google.com (as long as you manually sideload OS updates), removing Google's remote root.