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In the same way any kind of freedom improves people's lives: Indirectly, in subtle ways yet dramatically. Examples: >>45569667 and >>45557185

>>fsflov+(OP)
Yes so we should optimize for the insignificant number of people who want to use FDroid outside of your bubble?

>>raw_an+q9
What do you mean by "optimize"? It's already optimized just fine.

>>fsflov+Da
Companies should cater to customers who want something like FDroid?

>>raw_an+Bq
Companies should respect users' freedom and not take control over their computing without giving a choice. See https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/can-you-trust.html

>>raw_an+Bq
Do you have a personal grudge against F-droid? If you hate the UI, the UI isn't an end all be all. there is droidify which has a different UI/UX to the f-droid repository https://f-droid.org/packages/com.looker.droidify/ Download this but f-droid is not just the UI but rather it creates reproducible verified/audited android builds which can be installed easier and through multiple alternative frontends including drodify/f-droid official websites etc.

>Companies should cater to customers who want something like FDroid?

Yes. Why not? Can you give me reasons why not because I can give the reasons as to why.