But note that you need to download the Fdroid version for the degoogled version

Either it got compromised or Google is warning you because it has a different signature than the Google play version

Actually, it uses more repos

Signal isn’t in the official Fdroid repos

And where should they get the money from?

You definitely used AI if you used the internet in the last decade

Except with the removal of port forwarding

Matrix or Signal

Molly doesn’t really remove the proprietary Google parts unless you download the FOSS version

It simply isn’t for iOS, because they didn’t develop a version for iOS

But you also don’t usually safe your whole identity to the cloud

I thought the security chip was being disabled when unlocking the bootloader but apparently it just skips image validation.

So basically you can flash anything (which kinda is what you want). You could theoretically also modify the system files to being able to bruteforce your pincode.

Unlocking the bootloader also makes your device less secure in other ways. When there’s a root exploit in Android verified boof safes you from it being exploited.

Well it really depends. They definitely are one of the most secure devices.

With the stock ROM only Google gets your data. So it’s better than for example a Samsung device where both Google and Samsung and maybe some other companies get your data

Then with GrapheneOS its the most secure and private device.

Google wallet is one of the few apps that don’t work on GrapheneOS.

Most banking apps actually do work

With unlocked bootloader you can dump the data and brute force the password. With locked bootloader on pixel devices, you can’t even do that.

Thanks. That’s pretty much what I was looking for a year ago.

So basically it’s a easier to set up VPN tunnel for your home network combined with a reverse proxy or did I misunderstand something. I still haven’t quite figured out the self-hosted aspect of it.

Tailscale or Mullvad? I also haven’t hear of Tailscale yet.

It’s asking for a secondary email address or phone number. Security questions are insecure and probably the worst reset methode there is. Most users don’t even know what a security key is so it’s pretty pointless to mention it if only like 1% are actually using it and it could cause more confusion than it helps.

Edit: apparently it actually does ask for both. But it’s not even mandatory. Its just a warning

But most users don’t have OTP or FIDO.

Then it’s literally impossible because you can’t compleatly degoogle your phone without custom rom. Else they know which apps you have installed and for how long you use them and even have access to notifications.

If an app is added to the official Fdroid repo, it’s removed from IzzyOnDroid after a while. Not the case with every app, but this might happen. Now you have to use the Fdroid version

Yeah I know about that but what has that to do with IzziOnDroid apps which pulls the apps from GitHub being removed after they’ve been added to the official Fdroid repo

I don’t know if you didn’t understand their comment or if Droidify has a feature I didn’t knew about.

It’s old and outdated. Look when the latest version has been released

Who TF is using Instagram for group chats?

If Netgate added this to the internet protocols, no other device would be able to communicate with pfSense, unless they also used this special network stack.

I mean technically that’s also the case with the Tor protocol.

You just have to select exactly three correct images. When there are 4 correct images you only have to select 3

I don’t know. I’ve always been into tech

I’m plannig to make one of these “dox’d memes” where someone says something controversial and another one answers with the ip address.

Hey. I wanted to do this tomorrow.

Well I have a new idea which is pretty similar

Yes. It’s also a pretty standard way of serving images. A lot of Email clients do that too.

That’s also how these services that show you when a email is read work.

That’s why it isn’t done this way I guess

And because it’s more resource efficient.

Not really that huge of a problem. When making requests you also usually send a header which includes the user agent.

The program just logs how many times the image has been requested and it reads the user agent data. No Javascript is actually executed.

Well it might be possible to have a XSS somehow but I haven’t really done much research into this possibility.

In general it’s a pretty standard way of handling embedded images. Email does this too. That’s how you have these services that can check if someone read a mail

That’s pretty stupid for a platform mainly based on images.