These are all strategies that have already been adopted in China, they will block it like everything else.
These are all strategies that have already been adopted in China, they will block it like everything else.
Why not use the English word for an entity that resides in the USA: American?
You should try your hand at writing short stories.
The picture says “No Smartphones Allowed.” Doesn’t seem entirely right…
De-googling inherently causes functionality loss on Android because Google provides a lot of basic services via things like the Google Services Framework. It might be best for you to buy something cheap (secondhand Pixel?), install LineageOS, and then see how you like that before committing to something costly like an Xperia, especially since you’re coming from iOS.
It really does not. I use an external device connected via Bluetooth to achieve this on GrapheneOS, and others use home automation.
Edit: that thread isn’t what I’m referring to. There was a larger one, perhaps on their github, with a link to a blogpost about why charge limiting “isn’t necessary” being cited as the justification for why the rom doesn’t have the feature. Either way, it’s frustrating to read and best ignored.
It’s likely because the developers are highly opinionated, and this is true even for topics they don’t know very much about. See the entire discussion about implementing battery charge limiting in GrapheneOS. This makes for a lot of friction for people who would like to see more focus on usability in GrapheneOS as opposed to it being purely focused on security.
I stopped reading threads on their forums because the developers are so abrasive even though I still use the rom, because I don’t mind the loss of usability compared to other roms. I can completely understand why there is a lot of negative sentiment around it though.
Hosting is part of it, but didn’t they legally restrict Yuzu’s developers from working on the emulator? That seems to be a far greater obstacle to me.
Nobody can stop you from spending your money as you see fit, 24/7/365, from anywhere, to anywhere, instantly, and for free.
Except it’s not.
Lemmy in general hates Windows.
Where I live, I consider nothing I do on my phone private at all, and I have to act accordingly. I would be in breach of Chinese law were I to do the same in China.
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Sometimes it feels like most of my job nowadays is deleting code now.
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Will it let me control when my location is shared with Google? Where I am, my carrier already knows my name, full address, and credit card information.
most modern devices are already doing this behind the scene and when it says 100% on the screen, it’s actually only 80%
Could you provide sources for this? There seems to me to be no reason to do this in a consumer device that is designed to be replaced every two cycles.
Same thing that happened to the Chinese creators on Youtube despite it being banned in China, I presume.