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yes, because that option will be exploited. most of the people are not tech savy, if some app tells them to change a config, they will do it without any afterth
by zuppy 3y ago
yes, because that option will be exploited. most of the people are not tech savy, if some app tells them to change a config, they will do it without any afterthought. i don't have to support the ipad i gave to my father, which is not the case with his android phone, that has a lot of crap/adware/malware installed.
why do you guys deny so much that this happens? i am happy that andoid exists, but i just want the ios experience to continue to exist, we all have a choice.
- piaste 3y agoHave you ever unlocked the bootloader and installed a custom rooted ROM on Android, which is what the original author requires? I have. For most vendors, it involves putzing around with adb commands in a terminal and copying image files around. GrapheneOS is the most user-friendly, thanks to a WebUSB installer that holds your hand - but it still involves hitting key combinations in the recovery screen and other scary stuff. Even for that best-case scenario, unlocking your phone always involves a factory reset, which wipes all your apps and data. The idea that Epic and Meta will quit the official store and ask their users to go through that process is hilarious.