flexagoon

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by flexagoon 3y ago
There's a list of bank apps which are and aren't compatible with GrapheneOS https://privsec.dev/posts/android/banking-applications-compa...
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by flexagoon 3y ago
"everything sucks" as in "you have to connect your phone to the internet once"?
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by flexagoon 4y ago
Here's the thing: Lineage is for people who "can live without normal functions of commercial apps". Graphene is not. Because all "normal functions" work on Graphene. It's also super easy to install - you litera
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by flexagoon 4y ago
Can you explain please? I'm not familiar with how NPM or Rust crates work, but isn't it the same package structure as used by Python and pretty much any other language with packages? What's the difference?
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by flexagoon 4y ago
https://flipperzero.one
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by flexagoon 5y ago
Yes, I'm aware that Calyx isn't degoogled and neither is Lineage, that's why I wrote "degoogled" in quotation marks. And I also know about lack of security updates in Calyx, but it's still better than Lineage l
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by flexagoon 5y ago
It's definitely better than Lineage, since Lineage is the least private and secure out of all "degoogled" ROMs. However, it isn't as good as Graphene.
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by flexagoon 5y ago
I don't like the video, it shows Daniel Micay as a toxic sociopathic man, while in reality he is nothing like that
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by flexagoon 5y ago
The article is just a list of insecurities of F-Droid. In fact, it even mentions that you can still use F-Droid if it fits your threat model or for ideological reasons.
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by flexagoon 5y ago
Literally the only situation when an app would need access to your filesystem is when the app is a file manager. And file managers can still request access to your file system.
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by flexagoon 5y ago
The "tracker checking" is useless because it just checks for a small list of libraries in the app. If an app has no tracker libraries, this doesn't mean that they do not track you. So it gives you a false sense of security.
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by flexagoon 5y ago
Haskell is a general-purpose language, and Nix is made specifically for package management and system configuration. So Nix is significantly easier to learn than Haskell.