People are actually paying for subscriptions for emulators on mobile devices...

[YautjaWeeb]

No, I mean he can use a handheld running Android for installing pirated game APKs if there are issues caused by him installing it on his phone.

I was a step ahead, sorry. As a reluctant RetroidPocket tard the eternal use-Android-bro edge cases vs. the ecosystems more-preferred-OS-on-your-handheld discussions will have you stimming under a weighted blanket wondering why you didn't avoid this hell and just get a 2nd phone.

 

[The Feline Solution 2]

Normgroids are so used to payment plans and subscriptions that i am not surprised to hear this shit exists. A fool and his money etc.

 

[skjora]

I've paid exactly once for a phone app. It was for a program that allows me to run a certain family of retro games on my phone. The main dev is known to just hand out free DL codes for anyone who asks politely, and the good will generated from that (and the general good functionality of the app) is what ultimately convinced me to pay for it.