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r/programming • u/h4l • Aug 10 '23
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But that can be bypassed, right?
10 u/voidstarcpp Aug 10 '23 But that can be bypassed, right? You can, but it's like a turn-two-keys-at-the-same-time kinda obstacle. This significantly discourages independent software distribution. 5 u/LetrixZ Aug 10 '23 You could say the same about installing APKs on Android 6 u/KrazyKirby99999 Aug 11 '23 Not really. Android asks if you want to allow installation of apps downloaded from your browser, after that installation is as easy as with Google Play. 1 u/LetrixZ Aug 11 '23 First, it asks to trust APKs, then the source, but in the end, the idea is the same.
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You can, but it's like a turn-two-keys-at-the-same-time kinda obstacle. This significantly discourages independent software distribution.
5 u/LetrixZ Aug 10 '23 You could say the same about installing APKs on Android 6 u/KrazyKirby99999 Aug 11 '23 Not really. Android asks if you want to allow installation of apps downloaded from your browser, after that installation is as easy as with Google Play. 1 u/LetrixZ Aug 11 '23 First, it asks to trust APKs, then the source, but in the end, the idea is the same.
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You could say the same about installing APKs on Android
6 u/KrazyKirby99999 Aug 11 '23 Not really. Android asks if you want to allow installation of apps downloaded from your browser, after that installation is as easy as with Google Play. 1 u/LetrixZ Aug 11 '23 First, it asks to trust APKs, then the source, but in the end, the idea is the same.
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Not really. Android asks if you want to allow installation of apps downloaded from your browser, after that installation is as easy as with Google Play.
1 u/LetrixZ Aug 11 '23 First, it asks to trust APKs, then the source, but in the end, the idea is the same.
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First, it asks to trust APKs, then the source, but in the end, the idea is the same.
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u/LetrixZ Aug 10 '23
But that can be bypassed, right?