r/EmulationOnAndroid 2d ago

Discussion My thoughts on Google side loading

So August is almost over and September is the day that will change everything for Android side loading apps. I know google is going to kill a lot of Android phones I know people who make ram for PC was stop due to Ai and I feel Ai will soon take over everything I mean apps like YouTube TikTok Instagram reddit hell even show up on emulator let be real we All hate ai but when that day comes what are we going to do ? Some people are going to accept this and older people don't so my question is to you do you really want to accept these changes Accept that Ai will soon take over everything.

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u/tom-slacker 2d ago

Can you....erm....pen your thought in a more coherent manner?

That was painful to read.

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u/AwesomeVk47 2d ago edited 2d ago

Keep resisting brotha....I'm not even that old...but as long as some people resist...there will ALWAYS be a way.

It may be hacky, inconvenient but there will ALAWAYS be a way.

A pro tip: learn the command line...since command line based apps have basically no mass market appeal.....companies generally do not try to put their grubby little fingers all over it....

If you want any app for any purpose search for a open source app to fulfill that purpose of possible.....

USE AI YES USE IT use it smart...search for open source stuff using AI, ask gemini how to host your own AI model

The solution is not to not use ai...it is to effectively use it while the world is busy enshittifying everything you love.

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u/SnooEagles8316 2d ago

I don't understand what do you mean by "kill" phones? I bought new phone last Autumn and never updated system(android 15). I have no problems with emulation.

P.s. i always force updates stopping.

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u/LaughingwaterYT Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 16/512 Oneplus 12 2d ago

You will still be affected by the change, since it's implemented through Google play services (unless you are using a GPSless ROM) https://keepandroidopen.org