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That's unfortunate. Luckily there's still the package in F-Droid.
by weberer 5y ago
That's unfortunate. Luckily there's still the package in F-Droid.
- chasil 5y agoGoogle should be forced and compelled to accept everything in F-Droid into the Play store. Google ought to have to appeal for removals from this avenue, and that process should be intentionally difficult. F-Droid developers should be able to opt out, of course, but this constraint placed upon Google would bring many developers and apps back that have (unfairly) faced the night of the long knives.
- alex11111111 5y agoThis is an honest question - totally non rhetorical. What would be the difference between this, and consumers just using F-Droid?
- chasil 5y agoGoogle has a history of removing non-malicious apps from Play that apparently break no terms of service. Developers so removed should be able to (partially) re-monetize by coming through F-Droid. The problem at Apple is worse; perhaps this would work there too.