I gave their github issues a look and I did not find anything similar to this…

The repo is the correct one. I have no useful advice unfortunately. Either reinstall, use signal or wait for someone who can be more useful.

Is your pixel up to date? Could you please provide the fdroid repo you have added to your fdroid client?

Try enabling “exploit protection comparability mode” on the system app settings.

I do not think this is it though.

If you do not set a passphrase, does it work as expected?

Could it be that the browser shares false information on purpose?

I got 17,49 as well!

That’s likely an optical (light-based) sensor as opposed to the ultrasonic sensor used in the rest of the Pixel 9 series

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Why would suggest a jump from Ubuntu to qubes?

IIRC the flapak packaging system is completely open source while snap does not release the server code.

Also, snaps were forced to the users, had terrible performance at the start, thus, making them unpopular.

Try Flathub for some isolation, but I would suggest using chromium.

Why would you want to own the stuff you buy? Imagine the overwhelming burden of ownership crushing you and you won’t feel that way anymore.

Proton VPN and proton pass

IRRC they even removed all telemetry from pass but not VPN.

They should definitely push drive and calendar there too.

Fair enough.

“33 apps have location access.”

The horror…

As usual.

I should have provided more info. I am not defending that FRPs should not exist, rather that there should be an option to utilize them without an account.

Graphene devs are considering using a random code similar to an account restoration.

Not eveyrone has or needs a google or any system-wide account to use their phones.

Why do you need to plug the phone to update it?

The weather is sponsored?

Imagine having to pay a subscription for life or death situations…

Fair enough