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For example, have you seen the toggles for app installation rules in secondary users offered in the Multiple users settings? Those are a standard feature available to device managers. F-Droid privileged extension bypasses those rules. Each app repository client is meant to only use a specific app repository, not multiple. Android tracks the source of apps based on the app which installs them and also enforces rules on app sources in the same way.
For example, have you seen the toggles for app installation rules in secondary users offered in the Multiple users settings? Those are a standard feature available to device managers. F-Droid privileged extension bypasses those rules. Each app repository client is meant to only use a specific app repository, not multiple. Android tracks the source of apps based on the app which installs them and also enforces rules on app sources in the same way.