The second I hear about a Linux mobile operating system that has even decent screen reader support, I will be switching.
Magnification in Linux desktops in particular has not been that difficult, but screen readers are a whole different can of worms.
I figure Linux Mobile will be able to do magnification properly as they do it fine on desktop and they can just copy the gestures from Android if nothing else.
Not for long. They’re going to start working with their own OEM.
Not hardly. I’ve been looking for a reason to support Linux phones, and that would just have been the thing to do it.
A one hour cooldown period, a scammer would not want to be on the phone with you for over an hour to try to wait for the timer to run out, and any experienced user will enable it when they very first get their phone, so won’t have to ever deal with it again. LOL.
How long ago did you check that? I know T-Mobile’s network has gotten a lot better.
And they’re even launching that satellite service where you can get some small amounts of data through Starlink.
If I understand correctly, Fairphone themselves are going to be bringing their products to the United States, starting with their earbuds, not the phone yet, but as said, you can get it still from their partner, but I believe they at some point should have their phone as well available here.
You can just go fuck a duck. Archive is super useful. Leave it alone.
1 dogpower obviously. /s
Get new friends who respect themselves and you.
Agreed. unifiedPush should be tablesteaks
If it sounds like overkill on the privacy front, that’s a good chance that it means you should be using it LOL.
I believe this is only for the European market though. Aldi has stores in the United States, but I don’t believe it’s available here.
They don’t have some sort of foreground service in the notification tray that keeps it running in the background?
Oh look, they also accept Monero as donations.
I’ve never heard of it, but damn it does sound interesting.
The fact that your identity is nothing but a Tor V3 onion address is incredibly interesting.
Those are super easy to change, so no one would know that it’s you across different addresses unless you specifically tell them.
I see they have an Android app, but I would want to make sure that it’s on fdroid.
At first glance, I’m able to find repositories with what looks like source code in it, so this might actually be something interesting to look into.
Also remember that fdroid is working on getting applications to use reproducible builds so that they are not the ones responsible for building the application. They just have to build it and check to see if it matches what the developer issued as the actual application.
They want you to not have to trust them.
You should switch banks to a bank that already has a web application and doesn’t require you to use a mobile application to make purchases.
I self-host my own Monero node and I self-host my password manager and my files
Probably a good decision. At least that’s pronounceable.