← Back to context Comment by azilodf 2 years ago Are the recent releases safe? 3 comments azilodf Reply matkoniecz 2 years ago no idea: I uninstalled them and installed from F-droid. whatevaa 2 years ago Careful, Play Store might decide to update them anyway if the have same package name. mcpackieh 2 years ago The packages from F-Droid are signed with F-Droid's keys, so AFAIK the Play Store can't overwrite them without prompting the user to remove and replace the F-Droid versions. Please correct me if I'm wrong on this point.
matkoniecz 2 years ago no idea: I uninstalled them and installed from F-droid. whatevaa 2 years ago Careful, Play Store might decide to update them anyway if the have same package name. mcpackieh 2 years ago The packages from F-Droid are signed with F-Droid's keys, so AFAIK the Play Store can't overwrite them without prompting the user to remove and replace the F-Droid versions. Please correct me if I'm wrong on this point.
whatevaa 2 years ago Careful, Play Store might decide to update them anyway if the have same package name. mcpackieh 2 years ago The packages from F-Droid are signed with F-Droid's keys, so AFAIK the Play Store can't overwrite them without prompting the user to remove and replace the F-Droid versions. Please correct me if I'm wrong on this point.
mcpackieh 2 years ago The packages from F-Droid are signed with F-Droid's keys, so AFAIK the Play Store can't overwrite them without prompting the user to remove and replace the F-Droid versions. Please correct me if I'm wrong on this point.
no idea: I uninstalled them and installed from F-droid.
Careful, Play Store might decide to update them anyway if the have same package name.
The packages from F-Droid are signed with F-Droid's keys, so AFAIK the Play Store can't overwrite them without prompting the user to remove and replace the F-Droid versions. Please correct me if I'm wrong on this point.