Thank you for your work, let’s keep our freedom and rights!

lol sorry for you, how do you cope working in that environment?

Just to add what others are saying. Commit dates, see how many maintainers/contributors it has, recent PR, recent open issues, how developers respond to them, visiting their discussion forums. Checking their social media accounts can also be useful, might tell you how they interact with the rest of the community.

Kurzgesagt: their video some time ago about current state of the world in terms of conflicts and violent deaths was disgusting. It was an apology to do nothing about the genocides occurring in the tone of “OH these things always have happened don’t be sad :))”

My old Samsung phone died a month ago, and as much as I wanted to deGoogle, I made sacrificed that and bought a 2nd hand refurbished Pixel 8 for quite cheap. I would love to buy the Grapehene + Motorola phone but we have no idea when will they release it and at what price.

Even though they recommend using the web installer, I installed via CLI and it was easier than I expected, very little source of confusion: i think the only thing I was confused for a short moment is what other tools, beside android-tools, were necessary.

Before I started using it I had many doubts about profiles and sandboxing strategies (I still need to use WhatsApp and online banking unfortunately), but once I got started, 1 extra profile and a locked space was enough for what I needed and it was very easy to setup.

I use LibreWolf with ublock + noScript, and 4 different browser containers. The most common problems I face are mostly related to noScript, specially when webs try to redirect or there are cross-site requests. Those normally get fixed once I disable some/all noScript restrictions. Another common source of problems is the different captcha scripts, specially when the Google one, which I block by default obviously. Other than that I’m pretty content with it.

I had stopped using it, but I found the Bias checks useful, but then I looked more into https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/ and how the classify certain sites (like Times of Israel somewhat is left-center-leaning lol) and gave up on it. This blocklist of instances is ridiculous.

For those looking for the entire investigation: https://forbiddenstories.org/how-did-morocco-become-addicted-to-tracking-down-its-opponents-with-spyware/

Moroccan government is deeply tied to the Zionist entity. Their use of Pegasus has been known for many years, including allegedly infecting the phone of Spain’s PM Pedro Sanchez. But the worst of this relation with the Zionazis is how, in these past months, they have been making purchases of Elbit drones and using them to strike the opposition in Western Sahara. Truly despicable.

Been wondering this myself, my family are constantly sharing their pictures of children through Whatsapp, it makes me very worried. Saving the thread.

author should have used another title: video is about attacks that GrapheneOS has been receiving by media, past developers and other state institutions. It’s actually a bit informative on that issue, but the ragebait title is very stupid.

Glad to hear this, hopefully they join efforts against those terrorists enabled by Western Imperalism instead of blaming and fighting among them.

It’s a recent item, maybe it gets translated later?

Yes that was my confusion, that’s also why not all countries are present in this vote. The original post is trying to raise attention because the vote for the Chat Control 2.0 is starting these days.

My bad, I thought I had included the link to the original post when I uploaded the image