So long Google, and thanks for all the nudes
So long google, and thanks for all the nudes The play store does not run on my old devices, this led me accidentally experience some joy while using Android. I've recently aquired 10 identical android 6.0.1 phones. The plan is to equip them with some sms gateway software and ship them to some customers.
- ▪So long google, and thanks for all the nudes The play store does not run on my old devices, this led me accidentally experience some joy while using Android.
- ▪I've recently aquired 10 identical android 6.0.1 phones.
- ▪The plan is to equip them with some sms gateway software and ship them to some customers.
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| Original publisher | Lecaro |
| Canonical URL | https://lecaro.me/20260921-google-less.html |
| Publication time | Mon, 28 Sep 2026 18:04:47 +0000 |
| Retrieval time | 2026-09-28T18:35:14.406Z |
| Last seen | 2026-09-28T18:35:14.406Z |
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So long google, and thanks for all the nudes The play store does not run on my old devices, this led me accidentally experience some joy while using Android. I've recently aquired 10 identical android 6.0.1 phones. The plan is to equip them with some sms gateway software and ship them to some customers. Because those phones are so old, I've had to improvise. And because I have 10 of them, I'm not too scared of experimenting. It gave me a taste of what a degoogled, compile-from-source android os is like. I'm starting to think I'd actually enjoy using that. I'm forced to pick lightweight apps because the os only has 2gb of ram. They happen to be my favorite kind of app. I'm making my own (slop) apps when I can't find exactly what I want.
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