@The Privacy Dad
I write a digital diary of my privacy journey as a non-IT person and parent.
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I see different figures, from mid to high 70% penetration rate to 88% penetration rate of smartphones in EU. That still leaves 12% of EU's population (54 million people) unable to access key services due to age verfication.
If the issue is protecting kids from what social media and other platforms show them, then the pressure should be on those platforms to fix the issue, not on the entire EU population of all ages.
I see different figures, from mid to high 70% penetration rate to 88% penetration rate of smartphones in EU. That still leaves 12% of EU's population (54 million people) unable to access key services due to age verfication.
If the issue is protecting kids from what social media and other platforms show them, then the pressure should be on those platforms to fix the issue, not on the entire EU population of all ages.
My #iPhone got stolen, and guess how useful the spy machines spying features ended up being?
Not at all. I am done with these assclowns and am ordering a #pinephone. How bad #linuxonmobile could poss...
@nprofile1q... Pinephone won't be a good experience as a daily driver at all. It's very slow and more for experimentation with Linux apps. I would maybe try a Pixel 8 or higher with GrapheneOS.
Hey nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqdf9k5lvy7vflhf3gt6c6szsgg7czmeqp8khr28he5sd9f9c4canqzzqtpp have you tried using #GrapheneOS ?
@nprofile1q... Yes, that's what I use when I need a smartphone. The method I describe in the blog post about Android w/o Google is meant as a first step for beginners.
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@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... I agree 100%. I use a Light Phone 2 as my daily driver.
@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... Well, that's a great option too, in my opinion. I'm glad some of those organisations have started doing that!
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@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... I recognise all of that too. The quibbles seem to go both ways for some reason; I wish Graphene would drop it and let their excellent product speak for itself. I don't now why they are so concerned about marketing.
@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... ok, I see. The article I wrote is aimed at people who don't know how to or don't feel familiar with flashing a custom ROM. It's intended as a first step.
About the bootloader, it is my understanding (I could be wrong, I should add!) that if you walk around with an unlocked phone, then someone who finds it and has the know-how could quite easily get into your phone (with your data on it).
About the bootloader, it is my understanding (I could be wrong, I should add!) that if you walk around with an unlocked phone, then someone who finds it and has the know-how could quite easily get into your phone (with your data on it).
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@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... I have used those methods too, especially on kids' phones. One issue is that you have to leave the bootloader unlocked with /e/OS, which is not secure. As second is that it's not entirely clear what is or what isn't happening with Google services on /e/OS; not technical enough to understand. My own phone is GrapheneOS atm.
