> Yes, the concerns raised about resigning apps and sideloading capability is not something the average Windows user will care about. It's not something they'l

> Yes, the concerns raised about resigning apps and sideloading capability is not something the average Windows user will care about. It's not something they'll understand the significance of. That doesn't mean it isn't important. >Android apps are also inferior to Windows apps, so the real question is: Who is going to use Android apps on Windows. Many people who use their phones for a lot of the time and want a similar/identical experience on their laptop. >Android app developers seem to be the target group. I disagree. It's for people who want snapchat or signal or whatever on their devices. Android developers already have emulators or test devices.