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by jjav
761 days ago
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> This way F-Droid could potentially insert a backdoor in an update. Google requires app developers on play store to give goole the keys that enable google to insert backdoors in any release. I can't trust anything on the play store for this reason. There is no way to tell which apps have been backdoored by google for whatever reason (the usual reason is a NSL). |
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