Pascal
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Wer von euch kann mir denn ausführlich Fragen zu #GrapheneOS beantworten (in ein Mikrofon)?
Android 16 QPR1 is being pushed to the Android Open Source Project
https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/115533432439509433
#HackerNews #Android #QPR1 #AOSP #GrapheneOS #AndroidUpdates #OpenSource
Wer von euch kann mir denn ausführlich Fragen zu #GrapheneOS beantworten (in ein Mikrofon)?
Konrad Hinsen
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Completed my first personal technology upgrade after this year's #distribits: new phone running #grapheneos
Needing new hardware was annoying (it appears nothing in the past 5 years has made devices truly better).
But the software makes up for it! Smooth installation, polished feel. For the first time in forever, I feel like the phone OS is on my side, rather than taking me hostage for commercial exploitation. A feeling that, so far, only my #debian machines could provide.
Thanks!
Completed my first personal technology upgrade after this year's #distribits: new phone running #grapheneos
Needing new hardware was annoying (it appears nothing in the past 5 years has made devices truly better).
But the software makes up for it! Smooth installation, polished feel. For the first time in forever, I feel like the phone OS is on my side, rather than taking me hostage for commercial exploitation. A feeling that, so far, only my #debian machines could provide.
Thanks!
informapirata ⁂ :privacypride:
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Il primo degli articoli su GrapheneOS (poi vorrei realizzarne anche uno pratico), allo stato attuale l'unico sistema operativo mobile che sto utilizzando.
I'm curious to hear from folks running @GrapheneOS : how has it been dealing with play device integrity API issues for apps that you use. Have there been apps that you can't run on your phone that you need for day to day life? How have you worked around it?
@xinniw @GrapheneOS I wish there was something like https://plexus.techlore.tech/ but just for #GrapheneOS
I wish there was a mobile device
designed for children that for safety:
- Didn't collect any personal data at all
- Didn't use any AI features
- Didn't use geolocation
- Didn't allow downloading any intrusive or malicious apps
I would buy that for myself.
@Em0nM4stodon GrapheneOS properly set up 💡 ✅
It is possible to set up #GrapheneOS so that a separate user account has no administrative rights and cannot install apps, making it relatively child-safe.
You can use network-level DNS filtering (e.g., NextDNS, AdGuard Home with parental blocklists) to help prevent access to inappropriate content. For example #Mullvad https://mullvad.net/en/help/dns-over-https-and-dns-over-tls "all.dns.mullvad.net"
+ Newpipe. And enabled parental controll features in Newpipe.
informapirata ⁂ :privacypride:
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Si fa di tutto per limitare la privacy e la libertà su Android.
Finta personalizzazione, AI piazzata ovunque, blocco degli store alternativi e del sideloading...
Lontana dalla perfezione, GrapheneOS è sul mio vecchio Pixel da anni ormai, e in contrapposizione al suo hardening quasi paranoico, resta la rom più semplice da installare e con la migliore compatibilità per le app.
Spero in futuro si possa ancora scegliere.
https://www.hdblog.it/smartphone/articoli/n636763/svelati-google-pixel-vulnerabili-cellebrite/
Si fa di tutto per limitare la privacy e la libertà su Android.
Finta personalizzazione, AI piazzata ovunque, blocco degli store alternativi e del sideloading...
Lontana dalla perfezione, GrapheneOS è sul mio vecchio Pixel da anni ormai, e in contrapposizione al suo hardening quasi paranoico, resta la rom più semplice da installare e con la migliore compatibilità per le app.
Spero in futuro si possa ancora scegliere.
https://www.hdblog.it/smartphone/articoli/n636763/svelati-google-pixel-vulnerabili-cellebrite/
Stefano Marinelli
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Hello, decided to log back into Mastodon as the bus to my town seems to have stopped a minute away from here for 20 minutes now. I have a few status updates regarding my tech adventures to share.
Firstly, I installed postmarketOS on a Samsung Galaxy S9 a few months ago, and with it, I moved to Alpine Linux on my laptop and desktop. The experience has been wonderful, but bumpy. It works really well on my laptop, but my desktop has faced some issues which I am happy to post on their mailing list once I am back home.
I also installed Arch Linux alongside my Alpine Linux installation as a redundant backup option in case one ends up broken by an update, or a mistake of my own. This has proven handy twice now, the second time ending up with my main system still under maintenance as of today. I also have a reserve Linux Mint USB, if it gets really bad, but I remain hopeful that it won't get that bad. Just for assurance, my ego has not inflated after installing it.
I still love using OpenBSD and FreeBSD when I can, but I deemed it more logical to use the operating system based off the kernel I want to develop for in the future. I plan on using OpenBSD on systems that I find to be not essential to use all the time, such as my brothers desktop, but I'm kind of bringing myself to use Alpine Linux on my daily drivers.
Sorry for disappearing for a while, this is a new phone which I forgot to install Mastodon on. My old phone drowned after my water bottle leaked during a walk, which meant I had to start over from scratch. I'm still addicted to Pixel phones however. Thanks for making a great operating system, #grapheneos team.
#OpenBSD #freebsd #alpinelinux #archlinux #BSD #Linux #technology #postmarketos
Hello, decided to log back into Mastodon as the bus to my town seems to have stopped a minute away from here for 20 minutes now. I have a few status updates regarding my tech adventures to share.
Firstly, I installed postmarketOS on a Samsung Galaxy S9 a few months ago, and with it, I moved to Alpine Linux on my laptop and desktop. The experience has been wonderful, but bumpy. It works really well on my laptop, but my desktop has faced some issues which I am happy to post on their mailing list once I am back home.
I also installed Arch Linux alongside my Alpine Linux installation as a redundant backup option in case one ends up broken by an update, or a mistake of my own. This has proven handy twice now, the second time ending up with my main system still under maintenance as of today. I also have a reserve Linux Mint USB, if it gets really bad, but I remain hopeful that it won't get that bad. Just for assurance, my ego has not inflated after installing it.
I still love using OpenBSD and FreeBSD when I can, but I deemed it more logical to use the operating system based off the kernel I want to develop for in the future. I plan on using OpenBSD on systems that I find to be not essential to use all the time, such as my brothers desktop, but I'm kind of bringing myself to use Alpine Linux on my daily drivers.
Sorry for disappearing for a while, this is a new phone which I forgot to install Mastodon on. My old phone drowned after my water bottle leaked during a walk, which meant I had to start over from scratch. I'm still addicted to Pixel phones however. Thanks for making a great operating system, #grapheneos team.
#OpenBSD #freebsd #alpinelinux #archlinux #BSD #Linux #technology #postmarketos
@childless_cat_lady @debby The problem with Linux phones is that their security isn't very good. Most don't even have full disk encryption because that is last I heard broken on most mobile OS's. And none have the layers of security that Android and iOS have. Please don't confuse privacy with security. These phones are private in that they don't link your device with countless ad networks & trackers. But they have yet to match the security of major mobile OS's. #security
@childless_cat_lady @debby I would highly recommend #GrapheneOS as their hardened version of Android is top notch. I would also recommend reading up on the various means this spyware is installed on your devices so one doesn't fall for a link in an Amazon text message for example that ends up infecting your device. #security
GrapheneOS is great and I recommend it all the time for Android users who are concerned about spying by governments and law enforcement.
@evacide I recommend Google Pixels with #grapheneos to everyone I talk about phones. There are barely any drawbacks due to project's maturity and even if you do not care about #privacy, it's more secure than stock android and offers all the same features. We need it to become available on more phones and become more mainstream. The only issue is reliance on Google for further device support and development. If GrapheneOS did not exist, I have no idea what phone I would choose as neither iOS nor stock android offer anything close.
Terence Eden
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Oooooh! #Android's theft detection works on #GrapheneOS.
(I was looking at my unlocked phone and started running for a bus.)
Cassidy James :rr: :gg: :fh:
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#GrapheneOS was so easy to install. Just follow the web installer with WebUSB and away you go. This is the biggest #Degoogle step I can take.
#GrapheneOS was so easy to install. Just follow the web installer with WebUSB and away you go. This is the biggest #Degoogle step I can take.
Sabrina Web :privacypride: 📎
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@informapirata@mastodon.uno
Non ho presente quale critica quelli di GrapheneOS facciano specificatamente a #FDroid (link?) ma in generale penso che quelli di #GrapheneOS sono come minimo sospettosamente paternalistici.
Se non proprio in malafede, visto che alla fine della fiera supportano solo smartphone letteralmente prodotti da #Google.
Se sei un narco-trafficante colombiano forse tanta rigidità ti serve, ma a me interessa di più l'autonomia cognitiva del 99.999% della popolazione mondiale.
Poi si può certamente fare ancora meglio di F-Droid: per esempio ci sono gruppi che si autogestiscono i propri repository, mettendoci dentro solo apk compilati da membri del gruppo con cui gli altri membri hanno stretti rapporti di fiducia. Si potrebbero tirar sù associazioni per distribuire/ridurre i rischi. Ma si può fare perché qualcuno ha creato F-Droid in prima istanza.
@lcruggeri@mastodon.uno @informatica@feddit.it
Non ho presente quale critica quelli di GrapheneOS facciano specificatamente a #FDroid (link?) ma in generale penso che quelli di #GrapheneOS sono come minimo sospettosamente paternalistici.
Se non proprio in malafede, visto che alla fine della fiera supportano solo smartphone letteralmente prodotti da #Google.
Se sei un narco-trafficante colombiano forse tanta rigidità ti serve, ma a me interessa di più l'autonomia cognitiva del 99.999% della popolazione mondiale.
Poi si può certamente fare ancora meglio di F-Droid: per esempio ci sono gruppi che si autogestiscono i propri repository, mettendoci dentro solo apk compilati da membri del gruppo con cui gli altri membri hanno stretti rapporti di fiducia. Si potrebbero tirar sù associazioni per distribuire/ridurre i rischi. Ma si può fare perché qualcuno ha creato F-Droid in prima istanza.
@lcruggeri@mastodon.uno @informatica@feddit.it