Reading this I remembered that stupid apple is now forced to let us sideload on iphones. I just kicked off the ios update to enable it.
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same thing for linux. their repo's latest version is 1.16 while their github version is 2.4.
Edit: my version numbers are wrong but you get the idea. The repo's version is like 20 releases behind
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Okay, but are they still releasing updates via other channels? The newest version on their website is 3.5.4, the same that I got through the play store.
But why is fdroid so behind?
i love how google is not even trying to hide the fact that they are engaging in obvious extortion
"give us the keys to all your secrets so that we can secretly inject NSA malware, or be setenced to obscurity"
anyway this is what we get when we trust gargantuan multi billion corpos not to royally fuck us over