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Why do you keep harping on about ADB installs. That's not helpful. It doesn't help me install open source apps from FDroid. It's ridiculous that you think booti

Why do you keep harping on about ADB installs. That's not helpful. It doesn't help me install open source apps from FDroid. It's ridiculous that you think booting up a computer and using ADB is a reasonable workaround. It isn't.

NoahZuniga 6mo ago
You would be able to install f droid and it's apps without going through this flow.
- JaggedJax 6mo ago
  How? Reading this it seems like only verified developers can skip this process. Most Fdroid developers won't be verified. I don't see where it says Fdroid would be exempt from this requirement. Would Fdroid be a verified developer?
- rbits 6mo ago
  No. F-Droid builds the apps on their server, and they cannot sign the apps with the developer's keys because that would require them to have access to the developers' Google accounts
MishaalRahman 6mo ago
If you enable the advanced flow as described in the Android Developers Blog, then you can install unregistered apps regardless of source. That includes apps from sources like F-Droid.
- headsman771 6mo ago
  Don't be mistaken, it's the delay I'm complaining about, not how to instal F-Droid or apps through it. It is not reasonable to advocate for ADB if the 24 hour wait is too long. I'll copy what I wrote elsewhere. Fraud uses social tactics and legitimate tools in the vast majority of cases. Developer verification will have absolutely no effect on that. Impinging on my property rights cannot and will not protect or help fraud victims.