I can but the issue is that I won’t be using it. My current phone will be better than a used phone bought.
I can but the issue is that I won’t be using it. My current phone will be better than a used phone bought.
I don’t mind giving graphene a try but I’ll be honest, I have the following issues:
Tuner. A great app to use.
You should be storing your 2fa seeds somewhere just in case an update isn’t able to import a backup. Makes it easy to shift to another app.
Obviously you never heard of Revanced. Search it online and get to know how to patch one. You will thank me.
The fastest Google product kill right there.
Could have been a great Dex alternative.
Still works fine with my API key.
Downloading videos is broken though.
Yep. Same thing here. I got an update and the dark mode has changed in looks as well. I feel the green colour needs to be toned down a bit tbh.
Getting ready not to get sued by the EU huh.
I see two options here really. Either get a pixel phone and install Graphene on it (this allows you to run play services in a sandbox), or get any phone that supports lineage and install everything there and avoid Google.
It depends on whether you need Google services or not. Pixel phones support both operating systems.
My guess that they might only integrate WhatsApp and maybe instagram chat with their messenger. Makes sense that they will focus first on their apps.
It’s a bit weird. Samsung’s UI nowadays is actually more compressed than stock android.
Everything has to be larger, wasted space is everywhere.
What a shitty trend.
It’s about time. Most Samsung midrange phones come nowadays with 120hz screens.
It’s pretty much a place where everyone pats themselves on the back.
Only issue with LinkedIn is the prospect of finding jobs. I got my last job through LinkedIn actually.
Antennapod hands down.
Works great and have been using it for years.
Does having an additional partition on the phone means you end up getting less usable space on that internal storage?
Aren’t curved screens on slab phones a thing of the past now. Samsung started it and ended it.
For firefox, just stick with UBO. Should be sufficient.
They will take it seriously if their personal information becomes visible.