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In the US, AT&T used to restrict things this way. They quit doing so quite a while back. I am unaware of any other carriers doing this.
by jsight 15y ago
In the US, AT&T used to restrict things this way. They quit doing so quite a while back. I am unaware of any other carriers doing this.
- fpgeek 15y agoIt is worth noting that AT&T quit restricting non-Market applications (back when it was the Android Market) because of the Amazon Appstore. People kept asking how they could get it (because they wanted the Free App of the Day and the like) and AT&T eventually gave in.