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Android Security or Vendor Lock-In? Google’s New Sideloading Rules Smell Fishy (mastodon.uno)
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Android Security or Vendor Lock-In? Google’s New Sideloading Rules Smell Fishy

https://news.itsfoss.com/new-android-sideloading-rules/

how will this control affect @GrapheneOS ? will be applied with play store and then we will be able to bypass it?

#android #grapheneos

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[–] GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social 1 points 5 days ago (1 children)

@pietro395 @tecnologia It won't impact GrapheneOS negatively. The restrictions don't apply to it and we've already dealt with the relevant aspects for sandboxed Google Play. Google Play already has Play Protect scanning and blocking app installs so we expect this to simply be an extension of it. It's a total non-issue for GrapheneOS users. Google Play is not part of GrapheneOS. For people who install Sandboxed Google Play, they're regular sandboxed apps and can't block installing anything.