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Not necessarily true. Some companies (Epic?) might choose to distribute apps exclusively via sideloading… and you can’t always choose not to install an app (e.g
by elondaits 5y ago
Not necessarily true. Some companies (Epic?) might choose to distribute apps exclusively via sideloading… and you can’t always choose not to install an app (e.g. WhatsApp is sadly essential in my country for work, social life, ordering food and even getting COVID vaccines, since the government uses it to hand appointments)
- anfilt 5y agoEpic tried it on android but the law of defaults are strong. Too much friction for an average user but at least on most android devices users can enable developer mode or even root if they want. So google here is not trampling over device owner’s property rights.
- mdoms 5y agoBut right now Epic doesn't (can't) distribute on the main app store. So either way you're not using it.