Seconded and I DO NOT use Google services. So I consider it atleast for banking unnecessary. Apps say they require it. But its usually for Push notifications. Mine work just fine without it. YMMV.
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joined 9 months ago
On one hand as a working citizen they would have never earned that amount in that time most definitely. But all the memories and joys of life gone for money is a tragedy in and of itself. Wrongful convictions happen all the time. Its a cruel unfair world. Prison reform is so underrated. Some of the smartest people one could ever meet are in prison. Sure their legitimate crazies. We need rehabilitation which can take many forms as life isn't black and white as we like to think.
He looks like he's been micro dosing himself along the way.
Graphene is in an interesting position as far as being the only majorly secure OS out of the box. So don't give up until you try it even on a 200 dollar Pixel 6 or a Pro version if you like larger screens.
Use a second profile for all your normie proprietary apps and google services. Then use your main profile for FOSS and privacy outside of work things. Easy to setup and install. No tweaking really out of the box. I've never had a major broken component even with banking apps. Its kinda like the shit just works. I hate its on pixel devices but I Understand why having a secure chipset. The absolutely only complaint I could muster with Gos is needing location to be inside main and secondary profile at the same time Google maps I don't know why. Beyond that. Its been flawless.
Edit: Don't let other persuade you down the rabbit hole of full self hosting and going crazy micromanaging things for perfection. It'll feel like a second job and lead to what you have which is fatigue of something you genuinely care about and rightfully so. If you need help once your on Gos. Message me. There needs to be less friction to achieve tasks not more or people just won't do it.
Old school cool
What about Briar? I know its android only but it looks promising for what it can do.
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- Every profile is its own unique sandboxed area supposedly. So if you decide to use a VPN each profile links to your VPN provider as its own new device. Thus having two connections with mullvad creates two separate devices for each profile. Running a VPN is always a better method to browse besides the security and privacy aspect. That being said. I would switch servers once your done with your own personal accounts for whatever apps you use which are each sandboxed BTW by default. Side profiles do not unless you select the setting run in the background. Consumes a lot of battery. But the main profile does. So switching back to owner from secondary profile your still connected to VPN inside owner. It doesn't drop the owner profile connection because owner is always running. Its the anchor for the OS IME.
- I haven't found a reliable way to transfer photos other than flash drive with adapter or Bluetooth to PC then Bluetooth back. I'm all ears on this one. I've even text them to myself which for privacy is not a good option.
Edit account to profile. Doing to done.
When windows updates it can totally break grub as it tries to flush out anything other than windows by default.
Rehabs for quitters 😂
Nothing majorly helpful. They show account creation date, last seen date with time stamps for creation and last seen. Phone number used to register, account ID as a number, sealed sender from anyone such as true or false, find your account by contacts true or false. Badges by number such as 1 or 0. And user agent as letters. That's about it. Anyone can pull their log file they keep under account settings anytime inside the app.