ijeff @ ijeff @lemdro.id

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It's the developer's original post.

Hopefully they can manage to sort this out somehow but I'd personally be more than happy to purchase a Pro upgrade another way.

Further to your edit, there is actually a newer version in development: https://github.com/d4rken-org/sdmaid-se.

Please keep it civil.

Interesting. @MishaalRahman@lemdro.id, which device did it appear for you on?

Thanks for sharing! Per rule 5 in the sidebar, we ask that original sources be submitted instead. If you could kindly update the submission body and title, it would be greatly appreciated.

Original source: https://www.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/15xj0ow/dev_account_terminated_after_12_years_for/

Or libreddit mirror: https://libreddit.domain.glass/r/androiddev/comments/15xj0ow/dev_account_terminated_after_12_years_for/

Works for me. Instance issue perhaps?

Thanks for sharing!

It's pretty neat and exciting seeing these tools progress!

Is this the Android equivalent of the "I use Arch" meme?

It depends on whether or not your account is setup to request authorization each time.

I personally dislike that the notifications icon in the Play Store app shows me ads instead of app updates.

I think that's already the default behaviour on Aurora!

That's the technical term for monthly usage limits.

I'm paying $40 CAD/mo for 1.5 Gbps down and 940 Mbps up here in Canada. Unlimited bandwidth, of course.

It's more the idea of FB not generating ad revenue of their news content and thus not having to compensate them (rather than about adding cost burdens to the outlets). No specific taxes involved though. It's similar to the Australian model.

There's no tax requirement. They're required to come to an agreement with the news outlets to compensate them.

Thanks very much!

Thanks for your post! Per rule 5 in the sidebar, we ask that original sources be posted (https://www.t-mobile.com/news/devices/t-mobile-expands-revvl-lineup-with-first-ever-tablet-and-new-5g-smartphones). If you could kindly revise your submission URL and title to reflect the original press release, it'd be greatly appreciated.

You can include the GSMArena article in the submission body :).