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It doesn’t exist.

Wait. Again?

Oh, but at the same time every single line of business logic logs nothing of value at all!

I really like it and it clearly passed the code review without any issues. But I find the diagnostic messages a bit lacking, it can be hard to debug.

The usual primary talking point is that it was developed “too fast”, which is of course ignoring a bunch of very important “details”. But explaining why that is wrong takes multiple sentences, but shouting out the misrepresentation that pulls people in can be done in a second.

Yes. Everyone can just release a tweaked Android version and Google can’t really stop them.

But if you plan to ship Google services (including the play store, which effectively makes a device an “Android device” in many users eyes) then you will have to be able to pass Googles verification suite.

That’s already the case today and adding new requirements to that in new Android versions happens all the time.

Note that the last hub inspected in the Article is a Anker product which also seems to be rebranded one from another third-party producer. It has some better components, but nothing fundamentally better about it.