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Message #00099
Re: Letting developers install "3rd party" packages
On Fri, Jun 14, 2013 at 3:34 PM, Jamie Strandboge <jamie@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Well, Marc's point isn't to make it difficult-- we should allow for it
> and it should be easy for a developer to opt into; it's just that we we
> can't control if OEMs disable it or if movie providers will require us
> to disable DRM when in insecure mode.
Right. For a developer, that's fine. How about for a user that wants
to side-load apps? I don't think having them side-load developer keys
is a reasonable proposition.
What would this be like for a user, who wants to install a click
package they downloaded from a website?
--
Martin
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References
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Letting developers install "3rd party" packages
From: Daniel Holbach, 2013-06-12
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Re: Letting developers install "3rd party" packages
From: Marc Deslauriers, 2013-06-12
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Re: Letting developers install "3rd party" packages
From: John Pugh, 2013-06-12
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Re: Letting developers install "3rd party" packages
From: Marc Deslauriers, 2013-06-12
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Re: Letting developers install "3rd party" packages
From: John Pugh, 2013-06-12
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Re: Letting developers install "3rd party" packages
From: Marc Deslauriers, 2013-06-12
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Re: Letting developers install "3rd party" packages
From: Martin Albisetti, 2013-06-12
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Re: Letting developers install "3rd party" packages
From: Marc Deslauriers, 2013-06-12
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Re: Letting developers install "3rd party" packages
From: Martin Albisetti, 2013-06-12
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Re: Letting developers install "3rd party" packages
From: Jamie Strandboge, 2013-06-12
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Re: Letting developers install "3rd party" packages
From: Martin Albisetti, 2013-06-14
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Re: Letting developers install "3rd party" packages
From: Jamie Strandboge, 2013-06-14