It is my machine and I paid for it, why does the OS care about what I do with it? The only thing this leads to is making sure your customers grow into good little lemmings.
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It is my machine and I paid for it, why does the OS care about what I do with it? The only thing this leads to is making sure your customers grow into good little lemmings.
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I think my Ryzen 7500F takes a similar amount of time and it is, by no means, old nor underpowered.
Which means just *one* of the Android flagships - which are a much, much more segmentated market! - sold half as much as the iOS competitor.
My father-in-law has just had an issue where Xiaomi's camera app took up 95GB of space on his phone. Not the photos - just the camera app. Uninstalling updates for the app resolved the issue, all the space was magically back.
Play Integrity and Google's monopoly on providing "hardware attestation".
No, they just keep moving it between updates. It's still there. It just gets harder to extract.
No alternative platform does this.
Look into Blizzless :-)
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...which is so much of a complicated nuisance that most people simply give up. If this will go the way I think it will prepare to have to skip 10 things, write 3 ADB commands and submit a video of you spinning around for 30 seconds just to install your pirated game.
...which was a complete shitshow on release as well...