• @EdibleFriend@lemmy.world
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      174 months ago

      The whole point of mobile games are they are shitty little time wasters you can put on the device you have with you tho. I can’t ever imagine buying a whole other device just for something like Clash lol

        • @EdibleFriend@lemmy.world
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          34 months ago

          Wouldn’t you run into the same issue though? Clash is online only. The tablets still get amber alerts on WiFi right?

          • TFO Winder
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            14 months ago

            TIL about Amber alert. Wth, How many children are going missing over there?

            • @EdibleFriend@lemmy.world
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              14 months ago

              If you have no idea whether or not buying a tablet would fix this situation why did you tell people to buy a tablet? Isn’t that kind of weird?

                • @EdibleFriend@lemmy.world
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                  14 months ago

                  Nope. The one asking how this fixes his alerts issue when mobile gaming requires an internet connection which is what started all this.

                  • @EmperorHenry@discuss.tchncs.de
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                    14 months ago

                    oh…well here in the US, those amber alerts are only on cellphones connected to mobile networks. A tablet that’s not on your mobile plan wouldn’t be connected to that alert system, especially if you use a good VPN like mullvad or proton.

        • voxel
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          14 months ago

          wdym everything on your phone is sandboxed by design, assuming you’re using android or ios

            • voxel
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              14 months ago

              android has user profiles (although most oems disable them in their custom roms), you can just create multiple users with completely separate app data.

              you can also create a single Work Profile for each user (which is available and works on basically all devices).

              Samsung also has a built-in sandbox feature (“Secure folder”)

              There are hundreds of apps that can create a virtualized sandboxes (by running apps within themselves and hooking into api calls)

              And of course apps can just be cloned by just patching them to change the app id.

                • voxel
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                  4 months ago

                  yes, with all of these approaches except user profiles.
                  you can run instance installed in work profile at the same time as the main app