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I am not the average person. It's none of my business what the average person does. Just because the average person can't be trusted with something, doesn't mea
by bakugo 3y ago
I am not the average person. It's none of my business what the average person does. Just because the average person can't be trusted with something, doesn't mean I should have to suffer because of it.
Permission dialogs should be as informative as possible, sure, warn people that they're giving the app full access to their files if a permission is granted. If people still accept, then they accepted, it's their device and the device should respect their choice. It's not anyone else's responsibility to make that decision for them.
- kllrnohj 3y agoA sufficiently advanced user can still install something like LADB or shizuku or even a custom rom. This is extremely unnecessary to be a bundled OS permission.
- bakugo 3y ago> A sufficiently advanced user can still install something like LADB or shizuku or even a custom rom Not without unlocking the bootloader (which can only be done on a few phones nowadays) and having to deal with getting locked out of a bunch of apps and functionalities as a result of Google's "security".