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381·4 个月前To be clear, developers will have the same freedom to distribute their apps directly to users through sideloading or to use any app store they prefer.
They’re fucking with us
https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2025/08/elevating-android-security.html
Think of it like an ID check at the airport, which confirms a traveler’s identity but is separate from the security screening of their bags
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https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2025/08/elevating-android-security.html
On signe des contrats avec les conseillers, c’est des banquiers au sens large du terme, ils participent au système bancaire. Je me fous complètement que sur le meme ce soit un type au guichet au faite.
I think you should learn to do a research, here the bankers call themselves “advisors” and do everything.
I still know what I’m saying, I’ve lived in France forever…
Yes, because where i am, bank tellers and bankers are the same
Where I am there is no difference between bankers and bank tellers, because bank tellers doesn’t exist
Me said :
A bank without a banker would not exist
No, investment bankers are professional scammers, and bankers are professional thieves.
Because you think bankers have honest jobs ? Sigh…
8·5 个月前we believe them
maybe train an stupid model and sell it
Shit, I didn’t know that 😞
Gitea : light and selfhosted
My comment was edited well before your reply, just look at the date and time…
So Haveno is exchange platform, that’s what I said. II didn’t say instance but platform, Lemmy is a platform and lemmy.ml is an instance.
You can use a decentralized P2P exchange platform called Haveno to pay in cash (with or without mailing) :
More than 2 years ? Let’s not exaggerate, the last release of LinkStack was 5 months ago…
Except that for the moment, no decision of the judges shows that they have retained the fact of having Linux, Signal, /e/OS or GrapheneOS installed, even in the case of 8 December. And I’m talking about not the investigating judges here, but the decisions of the judges of the court.
These articles speak only of investigating judges, not of conviction.