Changes proposed for ADB could kill an entire ecosystem of open-source power-user apps, mobile developer setups, and rootless privacy tools based on Shizuku.
I’ve had an android phone since the iPhone 4 came out, but I’m done, I hate the iPhone ui but my wife has one and it will make something’s easier. I’d rock a Linux phone if I could use my work apps on it(it’s not a work requirement, but saves me from logging into another computer to check email and do my timesheet)
I’ve had an android phone since the iPhone 4 came out, but I’m done, I hate the iPhone ui but my wife has one and it will make something’s easier. I’d rock a Linux phone if I could use my work apps on it(it’s not a work requirement, but saves me from logging into another computer to check email and do my timesheet)
just have two phones. it helps keep a work/life balance. when you’re done for the day, phone goes in the bag/on the desk until next day.
if work needs me they have my personal number as a last resort.
sure, it’s convenient to schedule my life around work but notice something wrong with the direction? should be scheduling work around life.
I don’t get bugged outside of work hours I just don’t want to switch computers all day.
your privacy is the price you pay for convenience then.