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by Stuckinsofa 2640 days ago
Don't you have to enable some kind of global special access right? So it's not the same thing.
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ndnxhs 2640 days ago
Yes, and its super hard now. When I installed the new android version the only way I could get fdroid installed was flashing it as a system app in the recovery.
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Teknoman117 2640 days ago
You have to do that on Windows and macOS now as well...
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Stuckinsofa 2640 days ago
I haven't had to enable some global setting to allow unknown programs on Windows 10. What are you referring to?
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Teknoman117 2640 days ago
Last time I did a fresh install of Windows 10 Home I had to go into Apps & features and disable "Allow apps from the Store only" in order to install Chrome. Didn't seem to have to do that on Windows 10 Pro.
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