The TLDR is that it’s a new wifi standard/generation. It means WiFi 6. It’s not entirely important, but some phones display that to show you that you’re using fairly recent technology.

I’m currently using Graphene and I love it. There are some features in this OS that i have never seen before. It feels like I’m just running a regular OS. I don’t notice anything unusual.

One thing I really like with gOS is the ability to remove network permission on apps. I use Gboard with no network, and I have found it so far to be the best keyboard for me.

Because I want to repair and fix my things without needing special software or proprietary tools. Along with a userbase of American teens who will treat you like shit just based on the phone you have.

I’m so glad I switched away.

Did you not read this? https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/comment/8882921

Edit: I mean the WHOLE thing.

• De-google your life when they post on YT, a Google service.

• Get that narcissistic mofo outta here. The Madison situation blew everything over the water.

I didn’t see that option when I looked.

Edit: I see it now, but I believe it’s too expensive for an app that is supposed to give you directions.

You don’t need to charge a subscription for offline maps. That defeats the whole purpose of offline maps.

Edit: I could understand if it was a one time purchase, but as it’s a subscription, that’s the dumbest thing I’ve seen for an “offline maps app”

Because a subscription is definitely a viable alternative.

That doesn’t make it better.

Ahh yes, let me install an Android PacKage on an iPhone

Not if you have an iphone.

But isn’t it open sourced? Can’t they have like a buymeacoffee? Not lock the most important feature behind a paywall?

The UI is definitely confusing for OSMand

Who in their right mind would charge a subscription fee to download and/or update maps?

Edit: I only found out about this after my father downloaded the app on his phone, and it said he only has 5 downloads remaining before downloading the map for my state. It’s extremely dumb for a “privacy focused maps app”

Autocorrect, not removing my corrections after I hit the backspace key, being able to disable the suggestion boxes, being able to customize it to my liking, and a couple other things that I’m currently forgetting about.

I use Gboard cause it’s the only keyboard that has the preferences that I want. I’m on GrapheneOS, so I just disable the network connection for Gboard.

I’m pretty sure I heard that graphene could possibly prevent a pegasus-style attack.

If you plan to get a GM vehicle, from what I’ve seen. Most OnStar modules are right behind the infotainment screen. However, if you remove that, you lose your microphone.