Comment by raw_anon_1111 6 hours ago
And then there will still be complaints about Google limiting what apps can do and take away “your freedom”. What happens when a third party app wants to be able to read in other apps internal storage to create a back up solution like iCloud? Should that be allowed? What about if they want to create an app that autocompletes what you type when working in another app requiring key logger like capabilities?
Then you don’t want sandboxing if you want all of those permissions.
You can have sandboxing and run whatever you want. I do it every day on PCs where I, the user, can define the terms of sandboxing any appliclation I want, and not a trillion dollar corporation using sandboxes to enforce their chosen revenue streams upon users.
Yes and for you to think that is a valid argument for a consumer product is why most open source products suck for consumers and end up being about as bad as the “homermobile”.
So now you are expecting users to navigate hundreds of permissions and know the consequences of each one? How did that work out for Vista?
What part of "I should be able to install software from developer I trust if I want to" was hard to understand?