Android P continues to develop into a beautiful operating system, but receiving some controversial feedback for resembling aspects of other well known mobile OS's. The updated UI changes more closely resemble iOS according to some users, citing a few changes: many corners that were once squared off are being shaved down to create a rounded look. It also introduces a lot more 'white' in the background of interfaces, again soliciting criticism as it more closely resembles Apple's iOS.Typically these sorts of changes are no problem for Android users, as they have the freedom to customize the OS and its interface however they please. Google has decided to interrupt that parade, however, and is blocking custom overlays in Android P altogether. Substratum is not happy about this decision, with the Community Manager of the project posting a tweet about it:Substratum custom overlays can no longer be installed on @Android, starting #Android P.That means no more rootless #Substratum. No mo...
