← Back to context Comment by LtWorf 6 months ago fdroid is not part of android. 5 comments LtWorf Reply rpdillon 6 months ago Right. But the query was whether I can install an app on Android without seeing ads. I can.> Try installing 1 app without seeing ads for 10 other useless apps. LtWorf 6 months ago Not at all. The claim was that there are no ads on android.https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44869520 rpdillon 6 months ago Yeah, I'm not responding to that. I'm responding to your much weaker follow-up that I already quoted. 2 replies →
rpdillon 6 months ago Right. But the query was whether I can install an app on Android without seeing ads. I can.> Try installing 1 app without seeing ads for 10 other useless apps. LtWorf 6 months ago Not at all. The claim was that there are no ads on android.https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44869520 rpdillon 6 months ago Yeah, I'm not responding to that. I'm responding to your much weaker follow-up that I already quoted. 2 replies →
LtWorf 6 months ago Not at all. The claim was that there are no ads on android.https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44869520 rpdillon 6 months ago Yeah, I'm not responding to that. I'm responding to your much weaker follow-up that I already quoted. 2 replies →
rpdillon 6 months ago Yeah, I'm not responding to that. I'm responding to your much weaker follow-up that I already quoted. 2 replies →
Right. But the query was whether I can install an app on Android without seeing ads. I can.
> Try installing 1 app without seeing ads for 10 other useless apps.
Not at all. The claim was that there are no ads on android.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44869520
Yeah, I'm not responding to that. I'm responding to your much weaker follow-up that I already quoted.
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