It just works but of course you need all the google crap loaded from the Graphene store. That is why i have it on a seperate profile and its always off
It just works but of course you need all the google crap loaded from the Graphene store. That is why i have it on a seperate profile and its always off
It just works but of course you need all the google crap loaded from the Graphene store. That is why i have it on a seperate profile and its always off
Do Americans really want this crap? I can’t believe that we don’t hold our governments accountable.
Ah, i had missed this … great example of OSS converging on efforts …
Well, yes. Not ideal, i understand but surely reduces her exposure surface compared to stock os install from what i’ve read here and there.
How does it compare with K9-mail?
Lazyness? Its why Amazon is such a success. Too difficult to do online search. Amazon is convinient.
What a surprise when i discovered that you don’t seem to need to backup Whatsapp messages any more. They apper to be stored on Meta servers. I’m sure it was not like this in the past? My wife left her GrapheneOS phone on the roof of the car and drove off. I managed to recover it but it had been ridden over by i car. So boight another pixel and installed Whatsapp again. She can’t live without it as all her clients are on there. When i setup Whatsapp on new phone, all messages appered again, just like that. Spooky … I think in the past it wasn’t like that?
Well, when u say supereasy to set up, i don’t know. The need for reverse proxy was driving me nuts. For someone that doesn’t expose anything to the outside world, the need for a reverse proxy is overkill in my opinion. But i did hive up fairly easily, so i’ll have another go in the future when i have time. For now my Syncthing + Keepass setup will have to do but i do find its not 100% robust. If i have keepass open on both mobile and laptop, i’m at risk of loosing changes. If the change is made on one device and i close after change, i won’t see the change until i close keepass on the other device. But by then syncthing thinks that the latter is the most recent change and marks the file of first device as conflict file. So the chsnge is not lost but its not in the most “recent” version of the database.
This is an interesting thread. Seems to make remote access easy. But are you not putting the trust on those that run that pangolin infrastructure? I suspect the answer is to go VPS if you dont trust? Also, are there workable step by step guides to help you set this all up? I find YT giudes a bit fustrating. Prefer reading :-)