I remember when publishers were suing individuals using nothing more than a list of IP addresses. Those crazy times seem to have come around again.

It's still being done

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/02/isp-sued-by-reco...

Android also has the feature of warning the user if an update is coming from a different source than what is installed. This will happen even if they have the same key. This reply isn't trying to argue against anything you've said. I am just adding to the list of how Android handles updates.

I think you missed the point that judges aren't part of the legislative branch. They're in the judicial branch.

Please allow me to correct my bad English and replace it with "the law circle".

Now it's living out the dream of many IT workers, to quit and work on a farm. Unfortunately, as an LLM, it has to hire humans to do the actual work.

I looked it up. It was surprising to see that it's written left to right in basically the Latin alphabet with a few changes.

Then Microsoft can do the exact opposite sometimes. The drive cleanup option used alright, but then I noticed that it now wants to clear the Downloads library. I don't know about everyone else, but I put more than temporary files there.

I'm on Android 14 and I've been pretty happy with an app called Insular on F-Droid or Island on the Play Store. It let's you install as many instances of an app as you'd like and they'll show up in the work profile, ignorant of the others' existence.

it's a frontend to work profiles feature.

not recommended to run insular anymore. use Shelter for a14