• @[email protected]
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    152 days ago

    I can’t imagine why someone would need to use it either.

    -“Hey check out this sweet app.”

    “Oh? Cool I’ll grab it from the Play Store”

    -“Nah, bro I gotta send it direct.”

    “You’re uninvited from my birthday party.”

  • Scrubbles
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    92 days ago

    While it goes in the graveyard, I don’t know of a single person who ever used this.

    • m-p{3}
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      122 days ago

      I can see the appeal for it in apps like F-Droid and Briar where you might want to share an app that may not be available because of an Internet outage (accidental or deliberate).

      • @[email protected]
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        42 days ago

        When I’m traveling internationally I’m limited to 256kbps unless I buy a local sim. Sending an app without cell needed could be useful. Especially if it’s a big app like the DJI app.

        Outside of that… nah. Maybe if you’re in rural Africa where cell service is spotty at best. But even there things have improved dramatically.

    • Victoria
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      32 days ago

      My aunt has very spotty internet in her house, so a transfer would be quite a bit faster than downloading for bigger apps.

  • @[email protected]
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    41 day ago

    This looks like a project from an L3 who got promoted and immediately left the team afterwards.