Not having a certification doesn't mean it's not compliant.
It's probably compliant, but they didn't want to pay €50k to get it certified
Not having a certification doesn't mean it's not compliant.
It's probably compliant, but they didn't want to pay €50k to get it certified
It makes sense
In the serie A let me see what they can do with that money... Uhm the Juventus can't even pay for Dusan Vlahovic (he gets €12 million - net per season)
What if the apps are installed via adb using
pm install -i "com.android.vending" /sdcard/yourapp.apk
?
For the system then the app has been installed from the play store
Or it checks online to see if the current user has a (free?) license?
Private conversations I mean
No matter on which country the iot device it's made, giving internet access to them in military bases is madness. IOT must be on a separate VLAN without any internet access. No exceptions, they're usually running buggy firmware based on ancient Linux versions and no updates are ever released or installed. They're exploitable time bombs
Welcome to 2019
As a lean startup, they definitely didn't have the resources to implement dark mode in an app with a single view
Wanted to see how bad were the recommendations, it can't play anything if it's not in focus with the screen on. For a music app that plays 30 seconds of ads before any listening?? (Ironically enough, even the ads stop playing if focus is lost or screen is off)
Now I remember why years ago i uninstalled that system app via adb on my pixel
Yes as the API is checking from where it has been installed. If the installer isn't the play store app, then the same APK installed manually, would give an error.
It is going to be an incredible hassle to install geofenced apps
If only there was a way to stop wasting all those billions in north Korean bullets and canceling sanctions...
With paid certificates you can target ancient and unsupported operating systems like windows XP and android 2, letsencrypt is relatively recent and it's not present in the root certificates of those systems
What's fun is that a season ticket to watch home matches at the stadium costs around half of what you would pay to stream them
In Italy, the cost of subscription for streaming serie A soccer is 5% of the average net wage. And then you need to add the cost of broadband as it's only streamed, no TV broadcast.
A low wage worker would need to literally skip meals in order to watch those overpaid clowns kick a ball.
Buy less Lamborghinis, reduce the price, have enough servers to allow for a service that doesn't crash and stutter for the first half of the match, then maybe more people would stop paying the illegal IPTV services that are charging 1/10th of the legit service
As of now, illegal IPTV services are giving a better service (no stuttering for half match), a better experience (a m3u can work with older smart TVs without Android) for 90% less money. And sometimes even better support
Many people also pay for a VPN+a subscription to paramount plus USA and they can watch serie a from Italy at 50% off.