| ▲ | westurner 3 hours ago | |
> For any developers interested in offering their own app store, Google says it'll launch its Registered App Stores program "with a version of a major Android release" before the end of the year. According to the company, the program will be available in other regions first before it comes to the US. From https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37843650 : > What's a ballpark figure for what the monthly cost to Fdroid would be to scan all uploaded APKs for security vulnerabilities? Will the user need to basically add a pubkey for each 3rd party repo? Could they install an APK from Play Store to add the key, or will there be something like the distribution-gpg-keys package? | ||
| ▲ | limagnolia an hour ago | parent [-] | |
F-Droid build APKs themselves from source, so presumably 0, as they don't allow APKs to be uploaded. F-Droid does do some safety checks themselves already too, I don't know exactly what. Edit: Perhaps I am mistaken... but I think the linked post was referring to users adding additional repos to the F-Droid store, not the default F-Droid repo?? | ||