I agree. They need improvement.

i personally think people who maintain distros outside of these countries/regions will just ignore these requirements

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It’d lilely be to OEM selling the phones in the state, since GrapheneOS is run in a country with different laws.

They need several years of updates for firmware, baseband radios etc from the OEM, They also need a robust secure element, this is why spec requirements are as they are. Mainly for the end user’s security & privacy can’t have privacy without actual security.

Same here! Thank you for your kind comment

Awesome!

Oh that’s really cool!

I wish I had Pixel 6 Pro back ehen it came out. I only had the 6.

Clearly a woman. “My lady” would’ve been more appropriate. Please don’t be rude

This upgrade disabled 2FA for new logins

That’d be a good idea

You mentioned, firefox. The app could be updated to better support tablet UI. That’s what I meant.

Well if I have a tablet, it wouldn’t be for Linux based apps, unless maybe some SSH/terminal stuff anyway. The apps mentioned would need to update to properly support tablets, if they haven’t been yet.

You get the latest release straight from the source, best benefit

Bookmarks?

Yes, https://nitter.net

I use newpipe or libretube on mobile.

When you use Play App Signing, your keys are stored on the same secure infrastructure that Google uses to store its own keys. Keys are protected by Google’s Key Management Service. If you want to learn more about

For apps created before August 2021, you can still upload an APK and manage your own keys instead of using Play App Signing and publishing with an Android App Bundle

Source: Google Support

I would recommend buying a pixel tablet and installing !grapheneos@lemmy.ml on it. !grapheneos@lemmy.ml is private and doesn’t send anything to Google. You can get a pixel tab second-hand.