I prefer things work, I don’t care if it’s ugly

Security, yes. Let’s hope there aren’t nay cve’s found in it. ui… meh, I’ve had the same style dailer for over a decade

Oh right, only a matter of time before google makes android even less backwards compatible. To be fair tho, there’s not much about a dailer to be updated

My gf dropped much more. The trick: diet

• A family member might have searched it
• An ad network might have reported on your piracy (especially now with privacy sandbox)
• Your media player might just be doing some tracking and/or insecure searching for metadata
• Siri or something might have popped open
• You googled to get to the piracy website
• You may have just looked up the movie, and the movie was popular with pirates

Don’t get too paranoid

The stupid thing is that the aosp dailer is great

Oh damn, I am wanting linux on my phone more and more

I will try this out! That looks handy!

They’re probably getting this part of the project started, and might go for more once this works

How about [your area code] 800-8135?

The free local api is still there, and according to the company isn’t going anywhere. You can probably find how to set it up online.

And… if you’re the kind of nerd that likes full control, the api is just an http based json thing. It’s rather easy to use

And grammar nazis
you’re right tho

True

Well, yes, technically. But then again, if google decides to stop doing that firefox can’t pay for it’s staff or infrastructure. Really, they have an incentive to listen

Chrome came up with that feature a while back. Now firefox is adding the same. And then later I learned it was a cooperative effort, just not under the same name

They developed the “privacy sandbox” together. And in terms of cashflow, they depend on that google money. They’re in trouble without it

Why are they working with google to screw up our privacy?

And then what? The google funded firefox?

I’ve been running this for years, and it’s great! One difference tho: I set mine up before any subscriptions for it existed, and before it had an account to log into. It actually talks via the local network

That is heckin cool