I missed that iPhone Mini models *aren't rendering at 1:1*, they downscale just because Apple caters to app devs who are lazingly hardcoding their UI to already known resolutions. Android market is vastly different, you're never able to hardcode your UI to all screen types in existence, so you'll be rightfully forced to use resolution-agnostic size units. Wish so much pressure were put on the cutout API utilization tho.

https://forums-images.oneplus.net/attachments/1693/1693765-dd7f5b36e136cd671f54d37b6f2fc685.png
Let's see if they're going to follow this naming scheme, it looks pretty chaotic for now

- Mom, can I have a new PC?
- No, we already have a new PC at home.
The PC:

https://practical_emv.gitlab.io/
The Apple Pay lock screen can be bypassed for any iPhone with a Visa card set up in transit mode. The contactless limit can also be bypassed allowing unlimited EMV contactless transactions from a locked iPhone.
This attack is made possible by a combination of flaws in both Apple Pay and Visa’s system. It does not, for instance, affect Mastercard on Apple Pay or Visa on Samsung Pay.

https://shop.fairphone.com/en/accessories/true-wireless-stereo-earbuds
>ecology
>TWS with non-replaceable battery

https://www.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/q4nltn/ads_are_now_able_to_bypass_google_play_to_install/
Stock ROMs sell you all the time.

Tl;dr: a system app can (and has a financial incentive to) bypass Google Play when cooperating with ad provider.

It supposedly works on deep links, so a fully rogue (interaction-less) installation can be possible if that's true.

Most notorious form of bypassing Google Play (outside of core GMS apps) is obviously the Facebook updater, there's a lot of stock ROMs that come with it and it's quite privileged, other than the ability of installing stuff.

Better context
https://twitter.com/topjohnwu/status/1451282578514735131