> Before the app verification, I could install apps from freedroid just fine without any scary warnings.

All Google Android builds show a scary warning before you can install apps outside the system app stores. That's why the judge's ruling required Google to do away with the scary warning, leading to app verification, which accomplishes what the judge required. If you don't use a Google Android build, neither app verification nor the new unknown source installation flow affect you.

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rcxdude 16 hours ago | parent [-]

They showed one warning once when I installed Freedroid, and that's it. There was no extra steps needed on each install from Freedroid.

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lern_too_spel 9 hours ago | parent [-]

It was one warning to install F-Droid (to allow installs from the app that downloaded it) and another warning to install your first app from F-Droid (to allow installs from F-Droid). The judge said those warnings were unacceptable. Hence, app verification.

	▲	rcxdude 9 hours ago \| parent [-]
		And not, hence, getting rid of the warnings? Because F-droid is going to have even more warnings now.