Yeah that's the case for all Android devices. That's because Android apps are delivered in a platform-independent way (.apk files) and to make apps faster, some code that would normally be run in a VM is compiled to native code to be faster. Updates may change the optimization process, that's why it's always done after one.
Also fuck most Android tablets being slow as hell.
What the fuck's up with the reddit toxicity here lmao even the reply that made sense and tried to explain their points to you got downvoted to hell
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Nowadays it's mostly anti-cheats refusing to run under wine/proton. This contains a helpful list of where they work and don't: https://areweanticheatyet.com
This seems neat, too bad it requires IDE support. Hope JetBrains IDEs support it soon.
rip trolls like the "who" guy
💀 i hope you're just trolling
Kinda a noob question, but does your phone show a "this phone is running untrusted firmware, don't put sensitive data on it" screen every boot due to bootloader unlocking? If yes, how annoying is it? I always thought of getting a custom ROM but the idea of that kinda keeps me away from them.
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Here lol