there’s a software package floating around to hijack drones and remote control them yourself. it might be time to test the drone’s security capabilities

I’ve tried both CalyxOS and GrapheneOS, since I’ve had a Pixel already. I don’t consider one “better” than the other.

Calyx is based on LineageOS, so you get a wider range of devices and functionality. It uses microG, which works great as long you don’t use any apps with IAP.

GrapheneOS’ play service sandbox can handle the case though, so I went with that, not being able to live without MacroDroid pro. Plus I like they got rid of Google location services altogether, and functionality-wise I’m not missing anything either.

Other people will have other priorities or preferences when it comes to their devices. Use whatever tickles your pickle.

your ability to speak Italian would be impaired but you could still get a small phone that can be used with one hand

what if you’re autistic?

what’s a good alternative if one’s using GMaps mainly for travelling instead of navigation (i.e. looking up nearby restaurants and getting reviews, public transport, attractions and their opening hours, etc.)?

Hue Essentials does the trick on Android