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16 so far, just to get the Skelly's achievement. On my second playthrough I decided that I want to get that game to 100% both achievement-wise and content-wise, so I'm working on bonds with all characters at that moment

Hades. I'm not a fan of rogue-like games, but this one is awesome! I bought it second time on a different platform and trying to beat it on 100% again. I think for me one of the most appealing things of that game isdesign. Like, it's done amazingly well, "with love and care" one would say

Well, I'm the guy who thinks that spaces are must-have. The reason is pretty simple - I have 200+ rooms, including bridged from other networks.

Spaces allow to set some level of order in that mess

The most secure is briar messenger without a doubt, but it's nor usable for general public, so for myself I choose matrix.org - compromise between security and usability

TL;DR: Apple does good changes to their software for user's privacy. Google does not. Apple is good. Google is bad.

Both of them are bad, IMO.

Seems like a bug. Create an issue on their github

I'm not from USA and "cultism" is not for me, I'm enthusiast of open source and don't trust proprietary software and hardware. Sadly, but there is no 100% hardware ready for end-users, so I'm just trying to find a balance.

Btw, any device has proprietary "security" components, so it's all about "smells less", not " trusted one".

My own opinion - GrapheneOS is good one, using it on Pixel devices is a trade-off.

Anyway, that thread comes to holywar and I don't want to take part in it, my arguments and thoughts you can find in comments above, if you disagree with them - OK, I'm fine with it. Just shared my thoughts

OK, has any xiaomi phone audited by anybody?

What about proprietary hardware of all other vendors?

I'm not trying to say that pixel is perfect or something, I think whole mobile market is a proprietary shit, tbh. But you need phone anyway, so IMT just trying to tell that pixel smells less that xiaomi, Asus or anything else

Privacy can be controlled on application level, but there are a lot of system stuff that user can't change and the best solution for system is GrapheneOS in terms of security, as I said in first comment.

Google is evil, no question about that, but Google is just a brand / label on the phone. Ironically, but most secure and privacy-friendly phone is Google Pixel without Google

As for privacy, any phone capable of running lineageos is fine, but lacks security

I can agree on Fairphone, but all other vendors... Are you joking?

The GrapheneOS is the only good security solution on phones right now, so check their website for supported models.

Some time ago I bought Pixel 3XL (used, not new) for pretty good price, so I suppose your budget is OK for that

It's an article from 2001? :D

Tbh, Firefox is more powerful than chrome