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Apple plans to charge fees for sideloading
(9to5mac.com)
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I will never switch to iOS until they allow both sideloading and other browser engines.
I hate that I buy my phone from a shitty advertising company like Google but atleast they don't treat me like a child and let me use my universal turing machine universally.
Saw an article just today about Apple allowing other browser ~~renserinenfijes~~ wtf autocorrect, I typed engines, but only in the EU.
OK, so how do I make iOS think it's in the EU then?
what happened there lmao
No idea, must be the auto renserinenfijes.
Autoincorrect and I didn't notice. Wtf? Hahaha
Or I was having a stroke
Support small refurbishing shops online and buy your phone used from them, and put Linux or another Android fork such as Calyxos or Graphene on them. Works great for me.
i have unlocked bootloader of every single smartphone I've ever had, ranging from Xiaomi, Samsung, Motorola to Google.
pixels are the easiest to unlock. there are several mediocre things about pixels(battery life, refresh rate, etc.). but unlocking bootloader isn't one of them.
why the hell would you root a device supplied to you by your employer? It's not yours.
I steer clear of doing anything personal with work related devices. but even then, Android at least allows for two separate profiles.
Only on Samsung for the fuse thing. That damned Knox.
They don't give you root access out of the box because the vast majority of users don't want or care about it, whilst being a pretty wide open door for bad actors. As far as I know, pixels are the easiest android phone to flash stuff too. I've only heard of Samsung blowing e-fuses upon flashing custom ROMs.