SimpleX Messenger is a great option.

Thank you. I wouldnt have known this if it wasn’t for this post. I’ve never seen these sites. Good post.

XMR is decentralized and its seen as a currency

anyone know the name of this case? asking for a friend

Nostr must be a bigger tree

Why isn’t it possible for a creator to exist?

Thom Yorke 🔥

Thats so wack

Nostr is awesome. I’m hoping it grows much further.

Aurora Store isnt needed because of Graphene’s Sandboxed Google Play Services.

Obtainium app is best for installing APKs from github, fdroid, etc because of the auto updates.

My favorite feature of GOS is the scopes for contacts, storage, and MTE support on Pixel 8

Watch this in a dark home theater

https://youtu.be/Zgg7BgaFG1s

We go to sleep and it clears

Why is a windows computer not my computer? makes no sense

pls buy a new phone lol

They do have a point. I am using the AOSP Messaging App and this issue doesn’t happen. I am able to browse and select multiple photos very easily. Google Messages is a better option because of RCS, but the AOSP messaging app seems to be better with photo selection.

but no one recommends using SMS so I guess the new photo picker layout is the way to go now

carti

A lot of the security work on Linux is being done by Google. It’s highly unlikely they are putting backdoors in their products.

The desktop security model is insecure in general. Phone OSes are much more secure.

Reasonable desktop OS to use is Qubes, Fedora, MacOS, ChromeOS, or Windows pro/enterprise (hardened)

Phones are much more secure especially the Pixel 8/pro with MTE immensely reducing remote exploitation. GrapheneOS is the only distro that enables MTE by default and recently implemented it in their Vanadium browser.

Secure phones (secure elements are important): IPhones and Pixels (GrapheneOS or stock)

Also yes, Chromium is much more secure on Linux than Gecko based browsers because of its great internal sandboxing and site isolation. Firefox on Windows is catching up though, but still bad on desktop Linux and android.

This all doesn’t matter if you’re running an EoL device. Make sure your receiving official security and firmware updates.

that’s about it

I would use Firefox on Android but I’m waiting until the security is on par with Chromium such as having internal sandboxing and site isolation.

Also since Firefox doesn’t have a WebView implementation, it has to be used with the Chromium based one so it doesn’t make sense for me to use two browser engines.

security theater