Itoldmyselfso

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by Itoldmyselfso 5mo ago
A very relevant article: "On the security of plugins" (in notes app) https://standardnotes.com/blog/on-the-security-of-plugins
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by Itoldmyselfso 5mo ago
It was announced a while ago to be Mororola: https://motorolanews.com/motorola-three-new-b2b-solutions-at...
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by Itoldmyselfso 5mo ago
Motorola devices that match the GrapheneOS requirements are coming next year. It's good thing they're not compromising on hardware requirements that would undermine the goals of the project. If there's anyone to blame it&#x27
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by Itoldmyselfso 6mo ago
Their app also blocks the use of it on GrapheneOS, for no proper reason.
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by Itoldmyselfso 6mo ago
Agreed. Sandboxed Google play really is the non-tinkerer's approach on GOS, including for Android Auto.
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by Itoldmyselfso 6mo ago
Fox news, the biggest mass media in US by far, doesn't seem to drive this narrative
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by Itoldmyselfso 7mo ago
https://privsec.dev/posts/android/banking-applications-compa... So far it has only gotten better over time, so risk seems minor if your bank is listed as supported.
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by Itoldmyselfso 7mo ago
Are you behind finnish IP? The site owner decided to ban all Finnish IPs due to a dispute with Finnish person who doesn't even seem to be living there. Also they DDoSed their blog leading to archive.is being banned from wikipedia
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by Itoldmyselfso 7mo ago
Pixel camera app is fully supported by GOS, you just install it from Play store (or from other sources). If you don't have Google Photos installed the last photo preview won't work, but you can install a 'shim' app that
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by Itoldmyselfso 7mo ago
Sandboxed Google Play receives no special access at all, so you can deny it all permissions if you want, but you should grant network (and maybe notifications) permission for it to actually function. https://grapheneos.org/f
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by Itoldmyselfso 7mo ago
The claim that it actually has any measurable effect on the collective health and well-being currently lacks any proof besides "intuition".
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by Itoldmyselfso 7mo ago
Motorola just made a deal with GrapheneOS, so I'd vager they're going to be around for longer on that basis alone.
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by Itoldmyselfso 7mo ago
It is an entirely realistic scenario which afaik data backs up that most people don't change their default privacy related settings which Google profits from, but in case of actually setting their provided privacy settings ON, they do
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by Itoldmyselfso 7mo ago
You can buy used Pixel, effectively not giving money to Google, or buy a Motorola when their GOS phone is released
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by Itoldmyselfso 7mo ago
I also accidentally upgraded due dark pattern of auto-selecting Sequoia instead of update for Sonoma. Now my external monitor won't wake up when waking my macbook from sleep (in clamshell mode, lid always closed). Nothing fixes it, bey
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by Itoldmyselfso 7mo ago
The attack was reportedly timed for a surprise attack on Iranian leaders who happened to be in the same location at this time. They even attacked during the daytime for a risky surprise attack. To suggest the attack had anything to do with
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by Itoldmyselfso 8mo ago
Points at the public sector
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by Itoldmyselfso 8mo ago
Much of the content online is already AI generated, and many websites have their code AI generated, so you'd soon be left with nothing but blank pages. :)
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by Itoldmyselfso 8mo ago
You are not independent from Google if you purchase an android device from another manufacturer. You're then having your data sent to both Google and that manufacturer, resulting in far worse privacy overall than with just Google, not
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by Itoldmyselfso 8mo ago
It was a legally mandated court order they couldn't just refuse. No encrypted data, the contents of their emails, was handed over. The person would've also been safe had they used vpn/tor as I recall the story.
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by Itoldmyselfso 8mo ago
It's easy to say this in hindsight
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by Itoldmyselfso 8mo ago
Secure folder uses or is in the process of starting to use Android native feature private space, which is available on all Android 15 phones.
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by Itoldmyselfso 9mo ago
Those downvote campaigns could easily come from bots and not real users.
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by Itoldmyselfso 9mo ago
If you use rounded or outline variants it's a bit different at least. There's also the two-tone variant which at least I haven't seen used much
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by Itoldmyselfso 9mo ago
This was recorded before he publicly came out as racist[1] and anti-vaccine[2]: https://decoding-the-gurus.captivate.fm/episode/scott-adams-... [1] https://www.mercurynews.com/2023/02/23/
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by Itoldmyselfso 9mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_predictions_for_autono...
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by Itoldmyselfso 9mo ago
1. It's not possible to root GrapheneOS or any Android-based OS and preserve the Android security model. That would run entirely counter to the goal of the GOS. It can be done but shouldn't. 2. They have implemented kill switches
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by Itoldmyselfso 9mo ago
Microsoft authenticator should work on GOS, I can only find single person saying it doesn't but there's plenty of reasons it might not work for them (vpn, too strict exploit protection settings). And there's multiple people m
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by Itoldmyselfso 10mo ago
How about the abdysmal security Smart TVs either have right of the shelf or for certain after they are no longer kept up-to-date? I don't want to worry having my TV act either as botnet or spying device (many come with microphones and
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by Itoldmyselfso 10mo ago
Don't know if you're replying to a wrong person but my point in the comment was about many of the tweets that get passed around include claims without links to any evidence. The recent tweets I've just seen from the top of my

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