Pixel 6 Pro for GrapheneOS. Awesome phone.

People: AI will take over the world Meanwhile, AI:

Yes. A Pixel Tablet was released recently. GrapheneOS (a good privacy-focused custom ROM) supports it too. And iirc the tablet supports USI2.0 stylus. But it’s 500$ US brand new

Dang the bot went to town on this video

Yes, it is. I mean, GrapheneOS is the gold standard for privacy&security, but even stock Pixel is a good step up. Think of it like this: on stock Pixel, only Google is tracking you, not Google + Samsung, or Google + Xiaomi. Just Google. It’s guaranteed to be a step up from all other Android phones, stock or not.

Boy do I wish the same thing would happen to Meta.

Good take. IMO, lots of people in the privacy community need to hear this take.

Vanadium for when I need to log in and Cromite for daily browsing.

Mullvad and Brave on desktop. Vanadium and Cromite/Brave on Android.

You’ll be back, soon you’ll see, you’ll remember that you belong to me 🎶

It’s too expensive for me. Not worth it when a used Pixel is way cheaper, has way better hardware and has support for GrapheneOS.

Boy English is pretty tame. My native language has gendered pronouns for what feels like every type of relative you can have. I don’t see my extended family very often so truthfully I don’t even know half of those pronouns. Sometimes a relative pops up out of nowhere and I get all confused about pronouns again. Seriously, like last year at a family gathering my aunt (maybe? idk, she’s my grandmother’s niece) brought someone and was like “heyyyy yall are related come say hiii” and she was like brand new information to everyone there lol.

ALLIGATOR? I HARDLY KNOW HER.

They have their own brand of HIV too.

I discovered privacyguides.net. good website.

Such a good VPN for a really good price. I’ll definitely be renewing when the time comes.

LineageOS doesn’t claim to be Degoogled, and it isn’t so I think it would be an improvement, but a small one. It would remove the trackers your OEM has built into stock but that’s about it. It’s still phoning home to Google.