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Fair enough. I've seen phones that disable the setting for allowing sideloaded apps. But fortunately it's not as prevalent as I thought.
by drcube 13y ago
Fair enough. I've seen phones that disable the setting for allowing sideloaded apps. But fortunately it's not as prevalent as I thought.
- victorhooi 13y agoCan you name any handset that do that? I've honestly never seen it before, and I'm curious what manufacturer would actually do this nowadays.
- drcube 13y agoMy old Motorola Backflip, for one. Apparently AT&T removed the "unknown sources" setting from their phones prior to 2011[1]. I think my girlfriend's Samsung Exhilarate from a year or two ago is locked out of installing apps from unknown sources, but I should make sure before I go talking out of my ass again. [1] http://www.sleetherz.com/2011/05/att-users-now-you-can-install-apps-from-unknown-source/ http://www.sleetherz.com/2011/05/att-users-now-you-can-insta...