It’s great to see actual examples shown in their videos, like the
exiftooloutput. I really appreciate how well they integrate and present info, like the editor note being shown on the simulated Mac screen.Btw: reject convenience
inconvenience confirmed. lol
Works for me in Firefox. Do you have JavaScript disabled or something?
yup, it’s jshelter – that thing causes from problems that it fixes sometimes. :p
That’s not very convenient, I must agree.
Ha lol
You want me to go somewhere that isn’t YouTube? How inconvenient
/s
I never give apps I distrust permission to my photos, I instead select the photos in my gallery app and share them with the app. And as a side note, many users have cloud backups enabled, whether intentionally or accidentally (having clicked “accept” once, instead of “ask me later”); so big-tech likely stores a copy of the actual pictures, and depending on how lackluster the defaults are regarding privacy, have full access to it.
And with the current state of machine photo classification, they can sort out at least some subset of the interesting ones, so it won’t just be a ton of noise they need to sift through if say they are looking for nudes or post-its with passwords written on them.
Might I recommend https://f-droid.org/packages/net.sourceforge.opencamera/ and graphene os?
Graphine makes a secure camera app you can use on any android phone: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.grapheneos.camera.play&hl=en_US
Isn’t grapheneOS restricted to pixel phones? Those phones can get quite expensive
I picked up a 10a for $250 USD over the summer. It was just a month or 2 before the Pixel 11 models came out so probably Google was liquidating the older model inventory. It’s my first GrapheneOS phone and I’m pretty satisfied so far. But I do wish Graphene was available for more brands
Search for used 8a, 9a or 10a, the regular or flagship models are a waste of money. I got my 9a new for 350€
I fot one for 200 just couple days ago. Pixel 8 though.
200? of which currency?
Pixel 8 is a good phone, but it isn’t available in my region. The 8a is though, for a reasonable price. If the OS runs well enough I don’t really care about how old the phone is. Newer ones are a bit too expensive.
Last time I’d checked the only Pixel phones available weren’t supported, it’s somewhat viable now.
200 euros. Woth 1 year warranty and 14 d return policy in case I don’t like the phone. Check grapheneos.org page for supported pixels. Pixel 8 will be supported till 2030 if remembering right. At least till 2029.
