Fairphone can’t run Graphene and the other de-Googled Android ROMs that it can run aren’t nearly as secure

I feel your pain on storage and headphones but Graphene is worth the sacrifice to me. I also like that my 8a will get updates until at least 2030.

I’ve been meaning to try out Obtanium anyway since the Linux Unplugged podcast talked about it.

Maybe. But for now I’m on an 8a.

I can do mobile deposit with both my credit union and Discover.

I have been using it for 2+ years exclusively. I had a few issues with mobile deposit with my old credit union, but I moved to a new one and it works. So does the Discover app. Pretty much everything else is great, and I worry much less about my phone spying on me.

Good to know. Any informative reads on this? I like burritos but prefer them as the main dish.

Graphene really is the next best thing. If you can get your hands on a used Pixel or splurge for a new one, you won’t regret converting. At least until there’s a production-ready gnuPhone

I wasn’t on a VPN at the time but that is something I hadn’t thought of before.

I think its just what they do to people who reject their cookies.

What a terrible website. I went through the ridiculously convoluted process of rejecting unnecessary cookies only to be immediately told I had reached my free article limit. I’d never been to the site before.

Last birthday party I was at I just wanted a nibble of cake but they told me I had to take one or more bites.

Windows is the worst setup you could imagine and they’re ditching that. Sounds like a win to me.

Most programmers I know wouldn’t understand what they’re looking at here.

This is sysadmin humor maybe?