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⚡️No Anonymous Apps: Google Bans Sideloading by 2027
#Google just announced that starting in 2027, Android users will no longer be able to sideload apps anonymously. Developers will have to hand over their personal identity and app signing keys to Google — giving the company complete control over which apps can run on “certified” Android devices.
This is about more than “malware.” It’s a direct strike at open-source apps that threaten Google’s monopoly and a way to choke out any tool that could disrupt Big Tech’s grip on communication.
The tech independence movement is growing — and Google’s response shows they see it as a threat.
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#why #Android
#Google just announced that starting in 2027, Android users will no longer be able to sideload apps anonymously. Developers will have to hand over their personal identity and app signing keys to Google — giving the company complete control over which apps can run on “certified” Android devices.
This is about more than “malware.” It’s a direct strike at open-source apps that threaten Google’s monopoly and a way to choke out any tool that could disrupt Big Tech’s grip on communication.
The tech independence movement is growing — and Google’s response shows they see it as a threat.
📰 Read the article on Substack
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#why #Android
🤖 CVE-2025-48539: #Android #bluetooth stack access over adjacent #WiFi with no user interaction. With chains privilege escalation, the attacker can do full device access remotely.
https://osv.dev/vulnerability/ASB-A-406785684
https://osv.dev/vulnerability/ASB-A-406785684
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