[Flaw] Cease sending users to malware distributing sites (here: APKPure)!

[Olf0]

Jolla still suggests to use APKPure (apkpure.com, apkpure.net), despite APKPure having lost the fight against malicious APKs (e.g. "fake apps", "typo-squatting apps") years ago. While APKPure was and still is one of the best curated, alternative sources for Android apps, simply downloading and installing apps from APKPure's web-site or via the APKPure client app is outright dangerous; only with much know-how, experience and checks & balances (e.g. tediously cross-checking hash values of downloaded APKs with the ones from other alternative app sources; i.e. one must not use the APKPure client app) an APK from APKPure can be assumed to be genuine.

Hence please do stop advertising APKPure and …

1. … eliminate all references to APKPure at jolla.com, i.e. on the "Services and Support" page (one reference) and in these Sailfish X installation guides (i.e. all of them, except the three for the Xperia X):
   • For the Xperia XA2 series (one reference): Linux, Windows, MacOS
   • For the Xperia 10 series (one reference): Linux, Windows, MacOS
   • For the Xperia 10 II (one reference): Linux, Windows, MacOS
   • For the Xperia 10 III (one reference): Linux, Windows, MacOS
2. … eliminate all references to APKPure at docs.sailfishos.org:
   • On the Android App Support page (two references)
   • Delete the complete APKPure directory
   • For other occurrences, see the results of this code search.

Mind that F-Droid.org and the Google Play Store (via Aurora Store app) are the only two major sources of Android apps, which are not significantly compromised by malware, e.g. "fake apps", "typo-squatting apps" etc.

P.S.: BTW, at a few places APKPure was misspelled as "APKpure".

P.P.S.: See also a similar issue report for Aptoide; eliminating both issues in one go likely requires less effort.

[Olf0]

Point 2 in the initial message is resolved by PR #404.