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by privacyking 5mo ago
That’s not backwards compatibility
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by privacyking 5mo ago
The signal app does and does the OS once the notification is displayed. The latter is where this issue originates
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by privacyking 5mo ago
Have you tried Narjo as an alternative client?
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by privacyking 7mo ago
You can have a second or third VPN active if you use a work profile and private space
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by privacyking 8mo ago
You still have the same things on android. If an android app requests eg exact location it can refuse to run and there’s nothing you can do. That sort of behaviour is prohibited on iOS and an app won’t be approved if it does that sort of t
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by privacyking 9mo ago
It's not their own phone. It's an OEM phone that will be supported by GrapheneOS by flashing it. Once you do it, there's no reason to believe it wont have the same play integrity issues that it currently has on pixel devices.
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by privacyking 10mo ago
No they don't. The current releases for android and iOS both use file based encryption on most supported phones.
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by privacyking 11mo ago
A chargeback can be started in minutes.
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by privacyking 11mo ago
It has a stable interface on top of Linux, which desktop linux does not have.
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by privacyking 11mo ago
Given that their OS requires a pixel phone and google is not releasing a) updated drivers b) updated source code for the latest release their days are indeed numbered. As for not being a certified android device and being unaffected. That i
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by privacyking 11mo ago
That OEM phone is literally years away.
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by privacyking 1y ago
Well it's more private. Also there's only one proper IPv6 implementation (using GUAs) and most people.cant get one
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by privacyking 1y ago
Thanks
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by privacyking 1y ago
Do you know roughly how long before the iOS version comes out? I want to switch to iOS from android.
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by privacyking 1y ago
I don't think that's true anymore. They added message history syncing
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by privacyking 1y ago
Source? What message does iOS show?
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by privacyking 1y ago
Woosh. That's the whole point.
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by privacyking 1y ago
Exact same thing happened in my country. All the banking apps moved to Google Pay/wallet and there's now only one bank left that supports the AOSP android pay feature. Also using a garmin watch now.
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by privacyking 1y ago
That's how it's always costed
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by privacyking 1y ago
True but one of the proposed mechanisms of action is on the same pathway as NSAIDs
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by privacyking 1y ago
> 3) once that I forgot my password to the MacBook, all one needed to do to access my data was to enter recovery mode and reset the password. Sure it logged me off from browser sessions, but all my files where there available to anybody
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by privacyking 1y ago
Yes. Facebook was using this trick on Android. Meta's android apps would host a server on localhost, and their sites would communicate with this local server to pass tracking information that would otherwise be blocked by all browser p
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by privacyking 1y ago
The strong integrity can be faked if you have the keys from a trusted phone that has a security flaw that allows key extraction. I think google bans these from time to time.
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by privacyking 1y ago
Same. It would be great if they had something like the mullvads cards you can buy off Amazon in most countries to credit your account
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by privacyking 1y ago
You can do this easily with a proxmark 3 rdv4 or clone
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by privacyking 1y ago
Another one for the google graveyard. There's no benefit at this point to owning a pixel if you can't control it. I'm going to trial iPhone again and try to live with the few downsides, and the many upsides.
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by privacyking 1y ago
What regulatory action? I don't see any progress made legally.
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by privacyking 1y ago
Agree on all counts. I'm going to trial/move to iOS because of this. If I'm going to live in a walled garden, might as well live in the better one. Hopefully I can live with the shittier notifications/keyboard/lack
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by privacyking 1y ago
Out of interest, are you currently using android (or fork) or iOS?
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by privacyking 1y ago
Conversely bringing in a lawyer can make them close up as well.

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