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this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2024
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Android phones are not walled gardens though. They still allow third party app stores and "sideloading".
I just meant unlocking the boot loader and installing custom ROMs or whatever on it. It used to be practically encouraged.
You can still do that. Google isn't really stopping you. They do however have to provide mechanisms for things like banks to detect it if they choose to.