It would require either every app developer on F-Droid to comply as well
Has this been mentioned anywhere? I haven't seen it.
dan
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That's a separate thing. As far as I know, there'll be no difference between third-party app stores installed via Google Play vs third-party app stores installed via APK in terms of the apps in the store itself.
IIRC they're going to force verification for all apps but have an opt-out that you just need to do once, and wait 24 hours after enabling it.
It would increase visibility of F-Droid (people that might have never heard of it might start seeing it in the Play Store) so I think they'll give in to Google's requirements even if they oppose them...
Embarrassing? I'd want to keep that plate forever lol
It's pretty common for stock to drop after IPO. This is just a bigger drop than usual.
I'm glad S&P didn't give in to SpaceX's demand to add them to the S&P 500.
If you're going to all that effort, why not just use something that's powered by OpenStreetMap like OsmAnd?
That fear of the company letting you go for anything at any time…with a union they just can’t do that
They also can't do that in countries with workers rights. This should be a standard right, not something that requires the workers to unionize.
Edit: I understand that unions make it easier to enforce.
What if I like my workplace being ionized?
You currently have to install F-Droid manually via APK. This change will allow F-Droid to be listed in the Google Play store.
or where you have to pay for updates
Some people prefer paying with money over paying with personal data.
Having said that, these days the paid solutions also collect your data ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I'm surprised to see that WordPress still use Trac, as I didn't realise that it's still being updated. I haven't seen it in the wild for a very long time. I used to use it for source control and bug tracking but that would have been maybe 15 years ago.
People that invest into Nasdaq 100 are already accepting higher risks though. I've got some QQQM but it's a pretty small part of my portfolio.