Android

I got a new phone. Skipped a few generations and now I'm running the current GrapheneOS, based on Android 15. I've moved most of the apps, but now I'd like to install my 3 banking apps and 5 discount program spyware apps. I guess I best separate them from the rest of the arbitrary stuff. Banking apps so they can't be messed with, and shady discount programs so those apps can't mess with me and my data...

The internet has a lot of information about Shelter, work profiles, the new(?) private spaces... But I don't know what is current advice and what's outdated advice... What's the current best practice?

I often only use the left earpiece when listening to music and that can make stereo-mixed songs sound really weird. Instead of remixing my library to send all audio on both L and R it's easier if I can ask my player to do that for me.
On the desktop it's as easy as going to Audio settings and choose "Stereo Audio Output Mode" to "Mono" but I find nothing like it in the Android app.
I imagine I'm not alone.
How have you solved it?

Solution:

@[email protected]
On your Android settings (check the Hearing Accessibility menu) there is systemwide mono output availability on some devices.

AI Article Summary:

Android has improved its unknown tracker alerts to notify users faster and more often, and has introduced two new features to help users protect themselves from unwanted tracking. The key findings are the introduction of two new features: Temporarily Pause Location and Find Nearby, which aim to provide users with more control and privacy when dealing with unknown trackers.

Bullet points taken from article:

• Google is shutting down the Google Maps Timeline feature on June 9, 2025.
• Personal Maps timelines will be saved on individual devices instead of the cloud beginning on that date.
• Users should begin the migration to on-device Timeline data before June or risk losing all of their past Maps data.

I'm pleased that this potentially sensitive information is moving on-device instead of on Google servers.

cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/49505707

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2024 : ma première tablette @Android !

Il s'agit d'un modèle Galaxy Tab A T590 @SamsungFR de 2018 qui m'a été donné par un client.

MAJ effectuée jusqu'à Android 10 🤖

Il me reste à trouver un fond d'écran avec la bonne résolution 😉

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Samsung has released its first One UI 7 beta on the Galaxy S24, bringing Android 15 to its flagship ahead of a full release next year.