[...] not know how to download an APK from third party
sites. Also, installing them in your phone makes Android
complain and throw scary messages which put regulars away.
Parler comitted the mistake of making their application
Amazon dependent too, so when Amazon kicked them out they
had to rebuild outside. That was as much of a killer.
Parler comitted the mistake of making their application
Amazon dependent too, so when Amazon kicked them out they
had to rebuild outside. That was as much of a killer.
Ah.. so the Playstore .APK version needs to be considerably
different than the 3rd-party direct-download version? If so, I
did not realize that. And.. the only thing that ties an app to
Playstore is the fact that if it originates from there the
Hello Arelor!
** On Friday 08.10.21 - 05:15, Arelor wrote to Ogg:
[...] not know how to download an APK from third party
sites. Also, installing them in your phone makes Android
complain and throw scary messages which put regulars away.
Parler comitted the mistake of making their application
Amazon dependent too, so when Amazon kicked them out they
had to rebuild outside. That was as much of a killer.
Ah.. so the Playstore .APK version needs to be considerably
different than the 3rd-party direct-download version? If so, I
did not realize that. And.. the only thing that ties an app to
Playstore is the fact that if it originates from there the
updates would originate from there automatically?
I installed the F-droid app on my BB10 (after the Playstore/
Google combo started having fits), and for the most part it
seems to cooperate. I can search and browse for apps, and it
automatically indicates which ones are compatible for my
device. But lately, the F-Droid app is having trouble updating
itself; the installs are failing. :(
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