StrLght

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   by StrLght 10y ago

   While I agree with you I also think that sadly average person doesn't really care about permissions at install time simply because there're lots of them. But app update is different -- there're usually 1-2 permission(s) added
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   by StrLght 10y ago

   Some apps prefer to declare more permissions than they need because adding more permissions would stop app from autoupdating – user will need to manually confirm new permission when updating in Google Play. Android 4.X is running on nearly
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   by StrLght 10y ago

   In Russia it's mostly not like that. If this information is depersonalized (eg. IMEI) then everything is fine. But if you store something "personal" (eg. names with phones) then you have to store it on server located in Russi
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   by StrLght 11y ago

   If you want to migrate somewhere else - Google Photos for Android was updated recently with this feature and it was announced for iOS to come soon.
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   by StrLght 11y ago

   Yes they do. Interviewed a few self-taught programmers. Some kind of test task and an interview says more about candidate than line with degree in resume.
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   by StrLght 12y ago

   Really? I mean math is something irreplaceable in CS. It would be replaceable if it was something like "web apps development" degree.
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   by StrLght 12y ago

   It sounds like you except that to happen. I don't think they will ever do that.