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8mo ago
Tell me how you can set up an Android device and install apps that require Google Play services (like all the most popular and important apps) and not have Google syphone all your contacts details. I mean everything: name, date of birth,
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8mo ago
That's Motorola
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8mo ago
Or rather the US likes Israel and most countries fear the US.
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8mo ago
Got my entire family on Signals (sisters, brothers, in-laws, parents, nephews…). We're very happy but could extend that to second degrees(?), to cousins and uncles. We're were close to succeed but we needed help (media, mostly).
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8mo ago
If they switch mostly for privacy reason, then starting using Gemini might be counter productive as Google might learn far more about the end-user than if they just did some basic search on any other Android devices. To enable Gemini, one w
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8mo ago
I tried GadgetBridge because it cannot sync the activity files (.fit and/or .gpx) so I still had to plug the watch into a computer to keep the actual data. So I ended installing ActivityLog2[0] to do something with the files I had to
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8mo ago
>4. Android QuickShare works! Does that require being logged into a Google account? How to ensure Google knows nothing about your shares? I have Graphene w/ Google Play Services (required for my job) and would love a easy way to sha
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8mo ago
I contacted my bank, insisting that GrapheneOS is one of the most secure OS on the market and therefore should be supported if they actually care about users' security (it's actually far more secure than all the old, far less secu
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8mo ago
That's clearly a Uber problem. I'm also a GrapheneOS and used Uber once -- it worked.
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8mo ago
That could be said prior to all revolutions.
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8mo ago
That US administration wishes you would unsubscribe too.
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8mo ago
I'm glad it's GDPR for me.
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9mo ago
If said once, yes.
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9mo ago
Love this too. I just wish they were more privacy-friendly.
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9mo ago
What about charging at work?
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9mo ago
No. It's really easy to install charging points on office parking space and supermarket. You don't need to plug at home when half of the day the car is parked at places with chargers.
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9mo ago
How many miles of long trips? A quick search gives me half of them are long distance (50+ miles). Since the short trips can all be done very efficiently on battery (recovering all the braking, too), I guess the weight isn't much of an
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9mo ago
Have you reported this to a consumer protection agency? What did they say?
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9mo ago
Use your foot. https://old.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/1kb994/t...
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9mo ago
No. I'm on GrapheneOS and not tied to Google. You must be thinking of the Google Play Services but these aren't required by GrapheneOS.
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9mo ago
Freemium is the way if you're ok with paying forward. Not admium. The online media I support as subscribers don't display any ad. And it's fine. I don't pay for the content, I pay for journalism.
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9mo ago
I much prefer to subsidize my neighborhood / friends / colleagues / family / … than have the world sink in ads. That enshites everything. It turns all social media into hate machines. And the cost is only externalized an
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9mo ago
>In my honest opinion, I much prefer having services like Google, Youtube, Gmail, Maps, ChatGPT I don't use any of these except YouTube (if only I could find the content elsewhere…) and I still pay for them when I purchase anything
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9mo ago
Move to Fastmail. It has snoozing and memos https://www.fastmail.com/blog/introducing-memos/ That's the ideal combination. I use it 20x a day. Got an email I can't act on now? Snooze it to when it's
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10mo ago
Then it's the best incentive to change your life and find a new meaning. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mole:_Undercover_in_North_...
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10mo ago
Just like Iraq. Remember?
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10mo ago
They prefer war to justice. Got it.
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10mo ago
It's secret because they don't tell you exactly what they record and how. Can you?
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Of course morality is relative. But still, there's no point to compare something to nothing and say "why bother". Comparisons can be useful.
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10mo ago
Did you mean "beast" or "creature"?
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