I have some severe doubts that unpackaging would include rewriting on the
device side in standard AOSP, simply because it's open source and that
unpackaging code is publicly available and people can easily snoop it to
see what's happening. Instead, the typical use case for this is rewriting
at the
I had the pleasure of being one of the developers on the Amazon App store.
Nikolay is correct in that when the Amazon appstore was first released the
intention (if memory serves) was to handle things server-side. There was
some client-side code that was needed make sure that person using an app
On Sun, Oct 6, 2013 at 4:09 AM, Richard Schilling wrote:
> It's possible that some stores will modify your app to add some Digital
> Rights Management checks to help prevent hacking. You might have to look
> into the Android Source code to see what happens. There is a DRM package in
> the API:
>
On Sat, Oct 5, 2013 at 8:55 PM, Richard Schilling wrote:
> I think you're right Kristopher that there is something in the TOS. But,
> seeing as how we all know Google can decompile any app it gets anyway I
> think there's also something in the TOS that binds Google to protecting
> your intellectu
I think you're right Kristopher that there is something in the TOS. But,
seeing as how we all know Google can decompile any app it gets anyway I
think there's also something in the TOS that binds Google to protecting
your intellectual property.
But hey - if it prevents people from swiping a pa
If the stores do this, they probably say so in their TOS, it seems legally
dubious to modify your app without your consent.
Kris
On Sat, Oct 5, 2013 at 3:09 PM, Richard Schilling wrote:
> It's possible that some stores will modify your app to add some Digital
> Rights Management checks to help
It's possible that some stores will modify your app to add some Digital
Rights Management checks to help prevent hacking. You might have to look
into the Android Source code to see what happens. There is a DRM package
in the API:
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/drm/package-summ
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