Octopus1348

That's why I whitelisted the comment editing from subreddits where it might be helpful. Even r/linuxmemes, I left some helpful comments there too.

It's been that way for quite some time.

What about DuckDuckGo?

What about Menu?

You mean ads in the article? Just use a good mobile browser that supports ad blockers.

It's much more readable when you use else depending on the checks. You can still use return in an else block.

def Allowed()

  if name == "Octopus1348": return True

  elif name == "Bobert": return True

  else:
        return "You are not allowed to use this script."

print(Allowed())

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But you can use sideloading and different stores for that.

That's (part of) what I said. You can also remove your Apple ID after you downloaded some apps, but that doesn't change the fact that you need one to do so.

Wait so you don't need an Apple ID for the App Store? Or did I interpret your comment wrong.

That's de-googling (which I specifically mentioned in my previous comment). I'm talking about the stock experience most people will have on Android. For that, you need a Google account.

An user not familiar with Android will just use the Play Store, and they'll need to log in with Google.

Have you heard of the Apple Cheesegrater?

on Apple you are forced to use an Apple ID

Not entirely true. For most functionality on Android, you also need to be signed in with Google, but you can de-google it. On Apple, it's the same, but you can't de-apple it. You can currently only use the App Store which needs an Apple ID, so you can use without an Apple ID but you lose like 80% of the stuff you could use your phone for.

Uhh...