Yea it can be tricky. If you have the time to test it out its worth the privacy upgrade.
Just be sure you have an accurate image of your default OS, for your carrier if applicable, so you can revert.
lemmyarcade
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This is a great site to see recommended products for use like proton and their alternatives.
While Proton does offer a lot of services that are useful, some people dont want to put all their eggs in one basket and use various products together.
GrapheneOS has the option to run sandboxed google play services which you can then download any google play store app. This allows for much greater security as the apps cannot see the other apps you download. Also, you could use Aurora Store which allows play store app downloads without a google account.
There are issues that can pop up and is something you'd need to look into on app by app basis. Lately, it seems they have most banking apps working though.
Gl.inet routers are great and use openwrt already.
Anyone got a quick comparison between Ironfox and Iceraven?
Looks great colorwise. I can't stand the offset arrow keys. Never understand why they don't make more of them in line with the rest of the keys.
Anyone know Librewolf developers? They should work on a android build now that mull is dead.
Use sirloin steak cut up small instead of hamburger.
I remember seeing that Openwrt is working on getting their own hardware sometime in the future. Might be worth looking at when the time comes. I'll stick with merlin until that goes the same way.
Baby dont hurt me.
Tons of people sharing pictures on reddit from this event. Apparently a large solar storm has been happening.
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Things may have changed but I remember looking 6 years ago for alternatives and on Samsung phones they didn't work. Their Knox security implementation really busted the ROM community on Samsung phones.
I'd recommend looking at alternative OS sites and checking their supported devices lists and see what brand seems best supported. I remember One plus worked well in the past. Not sure about current phones.