I personally have to toggle on Exploit protection compatibility mode in App info to get some of my banking apps to work

If you don’t need port forwarding, Mullvad is my pick. Since they got rid of port forwarding, I’ve moved to AirVPN and am happy with them. I just dislike AirVPNs’ GUI app, Eddie. I mainly use Wireguard directly for their servers.

It literally says it in their readme’s docker section: https://github.com/siyuan-note/siyuan?tab=readme-ov-file#docker-hosting

Limitations

• Does not support desktop and mobile application connections, only supports use on browsers
• Export to PDF, HTML and Word formats is not supported
• Import Markdown file is not supported

It is about to be in official F-Droid repo very soon

https://gitlab.com/fdroid/rfp/-/issues/2662

Started? Been having that issue for months now. It only works on VPN if you’re logged on.

Certain VPN servers can go through it they haven’t implemented a block for it yet. AirVPN launched some new servers that worked for a bit, but Reddit blocked them a few weeks later.

I find it interesting that yours is com.google.android.devicelockcontroller.

I checked mine on GrapheneOS and it looks like it’s the AOSP version of the package: com.android.devicelockcontroller

Are you looking at system apps? It’s installed as a system app on my phone using GrapheneOS

com.android.devicelockcontroller

Looks like it’s an AOSP app

If you don’t need port fowarding for torrents, I recommend Mullvad.

I swapped to AirVPN after Mullvad dropped port forwarding. AirVPN app on Android & Linux kinda sucks. Linux one is usable at least. The Android one is just bad, but I just use the Wireguard app instead of the AirVPN app.

deku sms

I haven’t used this, but it seems to do way more than the average person know how to use for an SMS app

Even in the readme, it says:

The technical functionalities of the app are currently not user friendly, which would be updated with the help of PRs and issues. The reason for the lack of user friendliness is solely based on the app aiming to be as customizable as possible. Users should be able to configure the app to their custom cloud servers without being tied into using specific providers.

Less fees taken if you donate instead of buying most likely.

Droidify shows the donation links fine, which is nice!

• https://github.com/FossifyOrg/SMS-Messenger
• https://github.com/FossifyOrg/Contacts

They are still being worked on

Link for others:

https://github.com/FossifyOrg

Google maps is tough lol

You could try to see if you’d like Magic Earth. It’s proprietary, but has a good privacy policy, uses Open Street Maps, and has traffic data.

Though if you’re dependent on Google Maps for reviews and photos of places, then it’s much harder to replace. Though I guess you could just use the website to look that up.

I got myself a Dreametech L10 Pro and put Valetudo (mentioned in the article) on it. I absolutely love it! It goes on sale often.

The cloud server is actively developed.

a head unit that has full android on it

Is that still a thing these days?! I feel like I haven’t seen one in many years. Everything seems to just integrate Android Auto instead.

I don’t know if you’re replying to the right person or if there is a language barrier. I don’t think Organic Maps is an alternative to Android Auto. Organic Maps is an alternative to Google Maps.

OP is asking for an alternative to Android Auto, and for a maps app that works on that alternative.

It would help if you mentioned what OS you’re talking about in the opening post for others to assist you. Not everyone knows accrescent is an Android app.

There’s OpenStreetMap for maps

What alternative to Android Auto is compatible with OpenStreetMap? Since OP asked for an alternative, and what maps app works with that alternative.

I use WebCord on Linux, which has permission settings as well