Google says Android sideloading is here to stay.
Google’s plans to verify the identity of developers releasing apps even outside the Play Store sparked fears Android was about to get a whole lot less open. Not so, says Google, insisting in a new blog post that sideloading apps “is fundamental to Android and it is not going away.” [Link: Let's talk security: Answering your top questions about Android developer verification | https://android-developers.googleblog.co…
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