This was nothing more than a minor delay to maintain the security and safety of Android users.
Bravo Goole, Bravo.
Give me a fucking break, Chocolate.
I'm glad that Google won't allow apps to download other apps as that could create some serious security holes. I'm also glad that the Kongregate app could be amended to work around the rule.
I'm not saying they're godlike or anything, just that they did the right thing in this situation.
I've got Sprint...and a Samsung Epic 4G.....not sure if any of that has anything to do with it...I looked on the Android Market, did a search for "Kongregate".....and got nothing.....
It requires android 2.2 on the device, because it's just running the flash content as flash content, rather than anything specifically written for android. So odds are, you're not running 2.2 (which I think the epic gets soonish), so it doesn't show up for you, since it wouldn't work if you did.
No it wasn't. Google just yanked the App without warning or explanation. Kongregate itself didn't know what was up, and still maintained that the rule was silly. Kongregate Arcade, in its original form, didn't violate the cited rule.
So no, it's not a case of "good job, Google, defender of our children." It's a case of Kongregate having to do something unnecessary to satisfy a rule that didn't even apply to them.
Guess I'll just have to wait until we get the 2.2....oh well....ipod touch has got way better games anyways.
- do you have 2.2 yet Jim? That is the one real downside about the Android platform, how different phones support different Firmwares and how Carriers get to bastardize firmwares before release.
Apart from that (easy to say as i have had 2.2 for a while) it's pretty sweet.
*It's on the store for me, in fact, it's on my phone now*

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