VMOS – Virtual Android on Android
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"If you use the VMOS Pro Android 5.1 ROM for internal use, commercial profit or uploading to the app market without authorization, we will collect evidence and report to the police (copyright infringement) or prosecute. Anyone who reports unauthorized or illegal use of VMOS Pro Android 5.1 ROM code to develop products will be rewarded upon verification. We will keep the identity of the whistleblower confidential!"
I'm not sure what this project does exactly. IIRC Android has a mix of GPL for the kernel and Apache for the userspace. If they modify only the Apache part, I think it's legal to release with a proprietary licence.
Ha! What a riot!
I do not trust this a single bit.
That repos haven't been pushed in a number of years is slightly supsicious, although they could just have taken things internal.
(Open source licenses do not require pushing to public github, only that someone obtaining the application can also obtain a copy of the source used to make it - can be an inquiry leading to a flashdrive by snailmail.)
The purpose of dating work is so that if your copyright is contested, you will have evidence that you created the work first. This is done by obtaining an officially recognized dating, which is usually done through registration with the copyright office (the registration has no other legal purpose after the Berne convention was adopted). External evidence or dating can also be used, e.g. having mailed the work to yourself and thereby having the work dated by the post office, having music be on hitlists, etc.
Writing the date on the work yourself has no value whatsoever. Dynamically injecting the current year has negative value as you are undermining the age of your work and thereby harming your ability to defend it as being the work first created.
In the case of a website, the only valuable evidence in proving the age of the content would be external content references and archive.org scapings.
> Running two social accounts;Dealing with life and work in one device...
> Various ROOT games supportable. Mobile phone enthusiasts must.
> No influence to front desk operation,totally independent system.Never disconnect.
> Define your own height,width and DPI,and record the resolution you set before.
Work profiles and user accounts are a thing on Android, I'm not sure why that's the first bullet point.
Not something I like since there are customer that calls you even outside office hours (but I just block that calls).
You have no reason to accept using your personal phone for work if company doesn't provide one anyway.
I don't enjoy how a single scroll wheel tick moves an entire screen...
I remember using it to run some Lolipop (Android 5) games that are no longer working since Android 7-9.
Some people use VMOS to sandbox apps that require google services, so their main Phone OS stays clean from this garbage.
Also, since Huawei is famously prohibited from using google services on their devices, Huawei users often use VMOS to circumvent this restriction for selected apps that wont work without GMS.