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Originally Posted by chaley
It has already happened. Google's change is why CC does not "target" (implement/respect the rules of) Android releases beyond 6 (Marshmallow).
As I said above, unfortunately starting later this year Google is requiring that new and updated apps target the latest Android. The result: either I stop maintaining CC, or I follow the rules and pass copies of books to apps.
If you care, Google's announcement is here. |
Thanks much for the info. I was going to get the galaxy tab s4 when it is released but now am thinking about either the s3 or s2. Wonder if CC will be charged for overusing resources (generating extra copies of books) or will the reader be charged for overusing resources.
The extra "securities" will degrade performance rather than an improvement. I have a copy of the ios 11 epub manual & ireader sees it as readable IF it is located on a hi level directory; if moved to a folder, ios says it does not understand the format & one has to send a copy to an app (reader) for load/read.
Wonder if windows tablets will go the ios way also. or perhaps CC can hopefully be ported over to a "linux tablet" if necessary .....