Jan. 23, 2023, 1:40 p.m. | /u/JoTHauMm1

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the way i see, screenshooting is a basic, primordial feature of any smartphone, just like turning the screen on/off or raising the device's volume. despite of that, some apps are able to inhibit this feature, why? apps that do this are literally controlling my phone abusively, inhibiting my device from performing a function. "the app or organization does not allow your device to do this" bro?? how are people complying with this? what the heck. the app tho, can protect …

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