Me reading this on Pixel 9a running GrapheneOS:

Well, that’ll be another 100€ December donation to GrapheneOS.

They do, but anyone can fork it and remove this shit.

Try OpenRC. It’s pretty simple.

AOSP != Google-certified Android.

Afaik the sideloding crackdown is tied to Google-certified ROMs, so Graphene won’t be affected, since Google-certified means that the OS has to ship GMS plus all the bullshit from Google.

Asus

Nitro is an Acer gaming subbrand.

Secureblue

OnePlus 6T probably, though phone calls arent properly working, at least on postmarketOS. Just get a Pixel and install GrapheneOS on it.

Isn’t checking the bootloader enough?

Just get a Pixel and install GrapheneOS on it.

Requires you to use a phone number, your phone app needs to be online 24/7 to be connected, and hosted in a questionable jurisdiction with questionable human rights. Try Matrix. It’s selfhostable, doesn’t need a phone number to sign up and the foundation is British, which while this country from what I know has gone down the water, they still have some niceities from time they were in the EU, like GDPR.

Is it just me using Brave or the site also shows you crypto prices for no apparent reason?

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Any distro is stable as long as you don’t screw something up.

A WebKit browser that supports both Chrome and Firefox extensions and on macOS it supports also Safari extensions.

When I tried it, it worked great.

Imo Krita is better for any image task.

GrapheneOS allows you to disable it. I just charge mine wirelessly, though if the charger supports MagSafe, then you’ll need to buy a MagSafe case for your Pixel, since built-in magnets are waaay too weak.

FYI United States isn’t in the Common Reporting System and FATCA applies only to Americans.

Also just use plain old cash if you don’t want to do this. There’s nothing wrong with it.

No, don’t do that. Some browsers check if your timezone is in check and if not then they refuse to load HTTPS webpages.