Settings > Security and Privacy > Exploit Protection > Turn off Bluetooth or Wifi automatically

I was having trouble finding this on GOS and figured I'd share.

Ppl say this with such conviction but what about your bank website? What if it becomes industry standard and you have no other options? Just going to keep all your money in cash?

I was hoping for a happier ending

Why?

Fair enough. But I wasn't picturing them simultaneously doing it.

Enshittification is a contagious disease that spreads slowly.

What about investments?

Loading prepaid debit cards at gas stations sounds like a rough life. I'd like to think that I'd have more conviction for privacy if it came to that, but everyone has their line I guess.

I'm interested in the bubbles thing. I can't figure out of it's true floating windows support on foldables or just for chats like Facebook Messenger does though.

TLDR: It's 99% good and you should feel comfortable using it.

I pay for Proton but still hesitate to move passwords there because I could easily see Proton developing a penchant for sniffing their own farts.

I JUST fucking moved from 1PW to BW and super irritated at the prospect of moving again so soon. Sellouts.

Do you know if it works well with GrapheneOS?

Does it use http or MQTT?

I was using Traccar and that worked well until moving to GOS and then background updates wouldn't work.

I tried owntrack and nextcloud but never got it to work.

I just bought a Pixel to use GrapheneOS because I share your same opinion.

It really surprised me how many services I was relying on from Google when I really took stock. I've been weaning off for a few weeks and I expect the process to take some weeks/months still.

It took about 2 days of using nextcloud files across devices to experience unreliable syncing from Nextcloud on Android.

I installed folder sync pro on android and that has helped a lot, but it still irks me to use 2 tools when 1 should do the job.

Do you know if it works well with GrapheneOS?

Does it use http or MQTT?

I was using Traccar and that worked well until moving to GOS and then background updates wouldn't work.

I tried owntrack and nextcloud but never got it to work.

It's so hard to find good things as it is. Adding in politics of devs adds yet another layer to it!

I recently started using FUTO keyboard and then learned someone they associate with is a bad dude.

It's like, come on guys. I'm trying to degoogle, avoid enshittification, and be privacy and security aware... and then there's this curveball that I have to factor in too.

Appreciate the link! I sifted through several posts about this but hadn't run across Proton's reply.

I'm using waterfox as my dedicated porn browser and have found few faults. Maybe I'll go that direction for my main browser.

I tried LibreWolf and had issues that I can't remember now.

I read the article.

But also I'm out of the loop on why ppl hate Brave. Can someone clue me in?

Is there a better cross-platform browser? I like to use the same one across devices.

People love syncthing but I spent about 20-30 min on setup and found it confusing once I got beyond 2 devices. There are a couple comments in this thread between me and someone else about different setup options with syncthing.

I have been relatively happy with folder sync pro and nextcloud though. It's worth noting that changes only instantly push when they're made on Android first. If you edit/add/remove a file that's in a synced folder from a computer, then folder sync pro on Android will simply use the sync interval that you set (I have mine at 15 min and have seen no battery hit, can set it down to 5 min). You can also just manually hit the sync button in FSP. But that was just one element that I was troubleshooting and thought sync was broken, but nope, that's just how it works depending on what device did the edit/add/remove.

I don't like this, but how can I explain to a family member that this is more than just hand-wavy bad and instead give a practical reason that would cause them to care?