I would be surprised if any real dirt on the dickhead you refer to still exists in the files.

What Google dependencies?

I have always wanted to support you monetarily but you don't seem to know what good money is.

What I do.

Maybe just give details and say how it works instead of expecting those interested in following along on a video. Use your words.

Thank you!

Been using GOS for many years on multiple phones....
Keep it lean and mean:
- No Play Services
- No Location Services
- Stock keyboard and browser only
- Signal installed by APK, notifications work perfectly, app updates automatically with a notification informing you of this, battery life is just fine
- Use multiple profiles
- Use Obtainium for apps
- SimpleX Chat messages and calls work perfectly
- Set auto reboot for security
- Learn to adapt and change, this ain't your Samsung

Pretty cool though that tires are the only vital compartment that can be refilled from the atmosphere almost free anywhere on earth.

Ideas no....
Can only say if you're shitting billiard balls or anything similar you've got bigger problems.

Yes it us an Android thing thing but there are ways around it, just ask AI and you will see.

Real world example:

VictronConnect is a fully developed app for Victron solar devices that monitors, controls and even updates firmware of these devices, all over Bluetooth. Older versions of this app needed location permission only (NOT PHONE LOCATION SERVICES ENABLED) for it to work. Back then they showed a popup saying app location permission was required by Android and they don't want or collect user location data.
I just installed VictronConnect on a new Pixel with latest Android and now latest version of this app does not even need location permission. I connected all my Victron devices and updated FW on them yesterday, all over Bluetooth with phone LOCATION SERVICES OFF and NO location permission given for the app.

@calle admitted to @ODELL on @CITADEL DISPATCH he is not an Android developer.

The app I used as example is from a large reputable company, their app was certainly not just vibe-coded in a few weeks by people inexperienced in Android development.

What does it say when a large corporation like Victron Energy cares more about user privacy than @jack and @calle.

These people purport to be privacy oriented individuals but seem to be quick to drop their drawers for this new shiny thing.

Please tell me why anyone with an inclination toward privacy would want to run around with a Location Services enabled phone.

Android Location Services turns on:

GPS Hardware
Wi-Fi Positioning
Cell Tower Triangulation
Bluetooth Location Services Location APIs
Background Location Updates Location Caching
Geofencing
Sensor fusion

I am aware of the Android requirement but know that in the early versions of Bitchat it was enough to just give app location permission, Location Services of phone could be off.
I have a different unrelated app that uses Bluetooth and this works for that app too. (grant the app location permission, leave Location Services off)

How can it be "Privacy First" when one has to globally enable "Location Services" on one's phone before Bitchat can be used?