This truly is bonkers.
Although a majority of voting Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) actually opposed the regulation (314 against, 276 in favor, 17 abstentions), the motion to reject it failed to secure the required absolute majority of 361 votes.
More people is against it than in favor, but the number of people against it is not sufficient so it gets passed? How can that ever be possible?
I can vouch for FlorisBoard. I like that it is customizable but not overly complex like the Unexpected Keyboard.
My understanding is that no… not yet anyway. Phones with GrapheneOS are not “verified” Android so you can proceed to install whatever.
There will b .indirect damage with some devs likely stopping development as their userbase might get smaller still - if they refuse registering with Google.
And I guess there is a future when Google will start tightening the noose on Android itself, which will likely make alternate Android OSs harder to develop (though I know nothing about these things, I sense this is an option down the line).
I think there is a way to allow this - the way involves a 24h wait time
Well I guess that’s something at least.