They said it would require network access and that they would have a handful of popular apps preloaded to avoid too much disruption so those can be installed offline. In practice that probably means Google apps, Meta apps and other big corp apps.
They also have you register package names with them, not just a certificate.
I was hoping it would be a certificate situation but we’re kind of past Google using the least intrusive and privacy preserving options.
I must have missed that. Well, there goes any possible excuse about security, since they are going out of their way to make it less privacy preserving…
They said it would require network access and that they would have a handful of popular apps preloaded to avoid too much disruption so those can be installed offline. In practice that probably means Google apps, Meta apps and other big corp apps.
They also have you register package names with them, not just a certificate.
I was hoping it would be a certificate situation but we’re kind of past Google using the least intrusive and privacy preserving options.
I must have missed that. Well, there goes any possible excuse about security, since they are going out of their way to make it less privacy preserving…