

Has anyone had a chat with her?
Has anyone had a chat with her?
I envy you so much
I might be an exception here, but I really like flatpaks. I like their sandboxed nature and using Flatseal, you can cherry pick the permissions you want to give to a flatpak application. Don’t want to give n/w access, boom done, like that. And finally if anything goes wrong, delete the app data and you are fresh to go. Also from a security standpoint, you can grand or deny access to specific directories and most apps don’t have root access.
Your best bet is pixel 8 or 9 base model. Supports grapheneos.
Rethink does not have built in vpn, but can use wireguard config
HTTPS encrypts traffic making it hard for packet sniffers to know what is being transferred. If you are using unsecured WiFi, there is a chance of DNS manipulation like, switching domain names etc. If you’re using VPN, you hide your identity (IP) from the websites you visit and also if its configured to use their own DNS server, you can somewhat eliminate the DNS manipulation.
Anyways if you’re not sure, try to use a VPN and HTTPS everywhere and use firewall to lock down all your exposed ports. I don’t know how to configure firewall for port lockdown in android, but Rethink DNS (check Fdroid) is kind of helpful here.
Fossify Filemanager, simple and open source. https://f-droid.org/packages/org.fossify.filemanager/
Who is she?
I kind of get the appeal, like turning your phone into a media munching device.
Wow trackpad gestures? I’m on gnome and their gestures are really good, if hyperland’s is just as good I might try it out.
But they re-register emails
Do you use your custom domain or their own domain?
inv.nadeko.net try this. But sometimes it is down. My method is freetube over VPN for normal videos and for some geo restricted or unplayable videos I use invidious.
I have looked into how the firewall gets bypassed. To my knowledge they seems to be applying a method called firewall punch through in which the clients establish connection with each other using an external rendezvous server.
Warp uses magic-wormhole.io and my android client uses the same domain for its Rendezvous and Transit servers. I am still learning about what they really are.
So I think the mentioned URLs might be closed source, I don’t know. But the default ones that warp use is this magic-wormhole.io (relay and transit) seems to be open source ones.
Yeah totally. Here https://lemmy.world/comment/14783333
Is it safe though?
Open in the sense?