| ▲ | xg15 4 hours ago | |
> there cannot exist an easy way for a typical non-technical user to install “unverified apps” (whatever that means), because the governments of countries where such scams are widespread will hold Google responsible. You can also view this as a "tragedy of the commons" situation. Unverified apps and sideloading is actively abused by scammers right now. > Meanwhile this very fact seems fundamentally unacceptable to many, so there will be no end to this discourse IMO. I get that viewpoint and I'm also very glad an opt-out now exists (and the risk that the verification would be abused is also very real), but yeah, more information what to do against scammers then would also be needed. | ||