I remember reading time ago that Google enforces file-based encryption by default on Android which gets decrypted on first unlock when you boot your phone.
Try to look up in your settings for “encrypt”, then you should find the option “Encrypt Phone” with or without the label “Encrypted”.
Anyway this defends you only from an “hands-on” attack with physical access to the phone.
“True” privacy is up to you and what you do with your phone. By default Android uses some Google services impossible to remove without changing ROM, like Google Play Services, SUPL and PSDS.
What you can do for other apps and services is what I’ve done with my old phone (not GrapheneOS compatible):
I use LibreTube and I can confirm that with settings “Disable Piped proxy” and “Local stream extraction” enabled it works. Give it a try
Chiil, you do a great job managing this. There is no need to blame that way yourself.
Get some rest, enjoy first stages of parenting and take your time updating.
Thanks a lot for lemmy.zip and take care of yourself.
It can also be due to stress like by super cropping.
Is that on top mangohud? If yes, how can it be setup horizontally?
Long time ago I’ve tried making a makefile which packages as tarball, deb, rpm and appimage.
It’s just a goofy attempt.
And different names too. Debian and Fedora have different packages names, so req-lib on debian becomes req-devel on Fedora.
Did they finally switched to pipewire?
Ubuntu in last years have done some anti-user things, like enforcing firefox as snap, data collection and ads.
What I don’t like is the duplication of the list of open windows on top and the dashbar on the bottom that act just like a shortcut bar.
Unified would be way more intuitive.
Try latte.
To read thru documentation.
Isn’t it already Arena?
Audacity is still relevant to port things into Tenacity.
I like how they’ve gone straight to piracy for streaming.
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