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  • Try the new stealth protocol. Never have any issues :)

  • Cloudflare can do it at least

  • Thing is it is very easy to get a signal account with a fake number, I have 3 different ones. My spare phone don't have a sim or number, but do have signal. On my phone I have one for each profile.

  • Windows AME

  • Thanks , yea that's what I thought

  • Let me know more about the argument against VPN +tor

  • While I am agreeing somewhat, and I haven't been active in the community much. The few encounters I had was in the matrix chat . Yea toxic af . Checked in too see now , scrolled a bit but quite civil atm.

    I repair pixel phones as an hobby / side gig and yea not comparable withe fairphone, but still repairable , better than a lot of others but depends on models.

    I buy second hand in bulk and repair whats needed. Bonus of no trail to Google as well.

  • GOS also have esim implementation without google

  • You can choose not to use it at all. My main profile does not and all work fine. Non privacy respecting/ goggle dependent apps I keep in a separate profile.

    You can't do that on calyx.

    Since play on GOS is toothless , while microG is a hacked up job yea it's better. Microg is ofc amazing , but still a have issues.

  • Not sure because I rooted my calyx spare, and it was a while back since I used it.. I thought calyx also had locked bootloader?

  • Amazing battery life , comparing a new install of calyx and graphene it's a ton of difference. Calyx looks bloated in comparison with graphene. There's basically like 5 apps on a new graphene install. Just running microg takes a lot of stuff to run.

  • I use calyx on a spare phone, graphene on my regular. Graphene is better security wise, and better privacy wise.

    If your device can run graphene is go for it.

    Graphene for example are using a sandbox Google play that's not have any special privileges. Which you can choose to use or not. Or use in a separate profile. Calyx comes with microg from the start. Which still uses proprietary stuff. Just the hardened malloc and other stuff under the hood on graphene makes it a better option

  • Bribes

  • Peppermint , Debian based , important stuff there but still slim , shit just works

  • Cromite is the new fork

  • Vanadium or cromite. Really no point in adding Firefox on top of chrome's webview.

  • Not much to go on , but my next will be apple. All previous hp elite and thinkpads. This since you now can run Linux properly on them.