And thank you, I wasn’t aware of that option :)
And thank you, I wasn’t aware of that option :)
Direct link to the page in question
https://accountscenter.facebook.com/info_and_permissions/off_facebook_activity/
That what I use, the key itself is formatted using ExFAT for compatibility with all major OSes, and using Cryptomator to encrypt the files.
So far I really like it, some minor gripes like the private browsing window being hard to distinguish and Pocket being missing (I’m one of the 5 persons that uses it), but for that first one there’s already a GitHub issue opened.
Or middle-click the tab to close it.
What a truckload of bull.
And Samsung is dropping their app in favor of Google Messages AFAIK.
Maybe SolveSpace?
Is that Open Source?
One of my gripe as well, I wish the filenames were human-readable too on the local device, and of course with the filename encrypted along with the content on the sync target.
Are those apps available through the Families program as safe for kids?
Personally I like Joplin (I even sponsor it on GitHub) but I’m left feeling as if the UI is unpolished and the navigation on the mobile app (Android) feels janky (ie: sliding from left to right doesn’t always show the sidebar when I want it, etc.)
It is very close to what I exactly want in a note-taking app though.
I don’t know if Google has some API to indicate when the app runs from a child/family link managed account?
If so, then I suppose the Organic Maps dev could block some building categories from showing up (ex: Bars, Stripclub)?
Closest I could find without a subscription with E2EE is Joplin, which you tried…
Unless you are in control of the encryption keys (E2EE), assume that everything stored there can be read and accessing by Google.
And some TOTP apps don’t interpret the algorithm
parameter correctly, which makes it safer to go with the default SHA-1.
Lemmy in fact was using SHA-256 for its earlier TOTP implementation and reverted back to SHA-1 since some people locked themselves out due to poor support in some TOTP app (among other issues, another was that the activation workflow never asked you to confirm the code you enrolled was working and generating the correct code…).
Privacy-wise the better option would be to make Twitter/𝕏 accessible while logged out.
As long as you are the legal owner of the code, I don’t see why you couldn’t.
For example, DAVx⁵ (F-Droid, Google Play)
I’d see it as a tradeoff between the convenience of silent updates of Google Play and incentivizing people to go for F-Droid.