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play store compliance theatre #103

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Disclose AccessibilityService usage in Play Store description
claude Jul 17, 2026
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Make Accessibility disclosure more user-focused
claude Jul 17, 2026
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Consolidate Accessibility disclosure into a single paragraph
claude Jul 17, 2026
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Shorten Accessibility disclosure to match listing style
claude Jul 17, 2026
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Clarify Accessibility Service scope; use 'notification tray'
claude Jul 17, 2026
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<p><i>DistroHopper</i> is a home screen replacement for Android that can resemble a number of different Linux desktops, including Ubuntu’s Unity desktop, elementary OS’s Pantheon desktop and the Gnome desktop.</p>
<p>Features include a couple of different themes, a search feature which allows you to search from a multitude of different search sources (both local and remote), and customisation options.</p>
<p>An optional gesture lets you swipe to open your notification tray. If you choose to enable this feature, DistroHopper uses an Android Accessibility Service to open the tray for you — the only way a home screen app can do so. The Accessibility Service is only used to open the notification tray. It doesn't read any screen content or perform any other actions.</p>
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