They store their information in the browser cookies.
They will keep working just fine.
Also, all apps still have access to their private folder in /data, as usual.
But since Android 11, the internal user data storage (mounted to /sdcard/ (misnomer, I know, but just kept in Android for legacy compatibility reasons) and also /storage/emulated/0/) is heavily governed by Google.
They store their information in the browser cookies.
They will keep working just fine.
Also, all apps still have access to their private folder in `/data`, as usual.
But since Android 11, the **internal user data storage** (mounted to `/sdcard/` (misnomer, I know, but just kept in Android for legacy compatibility reasons) and also `/storage/emulated/0/`) is heavily governed by Google.
All the more reason to stick with PWAs then.
Fuck the app store, the fees, and the motherfucking chinese who flood it.
Have enough issues supporting apple and android as is.
All the more reason to stick with PWAs then.
Fuck the app store, the fees, and the motherfucking chinese who flood it.
Have enough issues supporting apple and android as is.
You are not alone.
are some unsolicited changes on Android.
In case you are wondering why that legitimate and informative draft article got deleted from Wikipedia, within their absurd WP:G5 policy.
You are not alone.
[Here](https://archive.is/xZu6k) are some unsolicited changes on Android.
In case you are wondering why that legitimate and informative draft article got deleted from Wikipedia, [Bbb23 did it](/p/150834) within their **absurd** *WP:G5* policy.
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