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Linux phones are more important now than ever(feddit.org)
627 points by wicket | 394 comments
A Lemmy forum post arguing Linux phone development must accelerate as Android becomes more closed, citing AOSP changes and bootloader lock removals.
Keep Android Open(keepandroidopen.org)
2604 points by LorenDB | 823 comments
Campaign site opposing Google's planned mandatory Android developer registration, listing actions like signing an open letter and contacting regulators.
Termux(github.com)
311 points by tosh | 154 comments
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So long Google, and thanks for all the nudes(lecaro.me)
188 points by speckx | 77 comments
Personal blog post about using old Android 6 phones without Google Play, enjoying degoogled Android, and abandoning the Play Store over its broken review process.
F-Droid and Google’s developer registration decree(f-droid.org)
1284 points by gumby271 | 472 comments
F-Droid blog post responding to Google's new requirement that Android app developers register with Google, and its impact on F-Droid and free software apps.
Linux phones are more important now than ever(feddit.org)
627 points by wicket | 394 comments
A Lemmy forum post arguing Linux phone development must accelerate as Android becomes more closed, citing AOSP changes and bootloader lock removals.
Google details new 24-hour process to sideload unverified Android apps(arstechnica.com)
1092 points by 0xedb | 1150 comments
Android Developers Blog post on Android developer verification, explaining Google's policy and a 24-hour process to sideload apps from unverified developers.
Google restricts Android sideloading(puri.sm)
377 points by fsflover | 247 comments
Purism blog post discussing Google's restrictions on Android sideloading and implications for user autonomy and mobile freedom, promoting Librem 5 and PureOS.
Android's sideloading limits are its most anti-consumer move(makeuseof.com)
657 points by josephcsible | 429 comments
A MakeUseOf opinion article arguing that Google's new limits on Android app sideloading are its most anti-consumer move.











