Graphene was just one to name a bunch. But especially GrapheneOS has a very nice and easy install progress. Graphene is very stock android so to say, which isn't very liked among many. I don't even really like it myself - it lacks a lot of customisation. But security wise, you're in control.
IDew
joined 2 years ago
$250??? Damn. GrapheneOS is so easy to install it's hard to even mess up. And free too.
(They didn't have 5XL socks in stock)
Aaaand Jeep is dead to me now.
This screams Netherlands
What stopped me initially from paying Adobe was the fact that they force you to use their Cloud app which served no purpose to me. A crack doesn't come with Cloud or at least a disabled one... Now that I know you have to pay to cancel, I'm pretty happy that Adobe stuff is easy to crack.
I'm offended
About to say the same lmao
These little ones are pretty small for the amount of lovely sound they produce!
As you said in one of the comments, 5 hours a week would put me on the list.. But I'm not sure what the tasks are about and whether I can do them at all since Lemmy has been mobile only for me.. I wouldn't mind to help out, but I'm not sure if I'm actually up for the job
Ayy lmao brings me back🥹
Completely agreed, there are die hard fans in the Graphene community that recommend nothing else than Graphene. Though, most of them just take security serious whereas others may just be looking for cool features and such, aha. One thing I loved on my OnePlus 7 Pro with crDroid was the amount of actual good and useful features it had. Things like: hold power bottom to turn on flashlight when screen is off, just made things so much easier. Now - on the Pixel 9 Pro XL I have to turn on my phone, swipe down, press flashlight and fail to do so 2 times. But - security. Everybody their own opinions, aha.
Thanks to you too for the kind reply!