I dont doubt it, but is there a proper source to share?

Ya, I was thinking about using more em-dashes because there neat, then AI took off

At least knives have a use outside of killing

Unfortunately I was an idiot and uninstalled it when I was debloating my phone. I reinstalled moto actions, but the chop for flashlight doesn’t work unless it’s recently after a reboot (the turn for camera does though). Legitimately temped to make a backup then factory reset my phone to get it back.

they just further lie. It’s like they pretend oh money just magically appears for us.

No, they pretend nitro is actually popular and gives them a lot of money. At least it’s an excuse that works if you don’t think about it.

Wait for real Linux phones to become viable and use that in a couple years

Is anyone actually working on that?

I’ve been using Element for a bit and IMHO it’s a pretty similar vibe

A friend recently sent me this there seem to be plenty to try out

I’ve seen Stoat thrown around, I think the best swap right now is to matrix though.

Missing pt 2 install element.

Ya, hopefully lineage will support it eventually, they already have one for the same model, just a different year.

I wish any of those supported my phone. Stuck with stock android

Probably moreso than Google. Bit that’s not saying a lot

I’ve never had it actually collect an ad

That last part should just be a feature of any account.

But they pinky promise the face scan is not facial recognition and that it’s immediately deleted and never leaves your device.

I won’t say your wrong, but IMHO it’s unacceptable for a password manager to not warn you that information you give will be inaccessible without paying more money. Imagine if someone gave you 30 free entries before requiring a subscription, but let you add any number of accounts. Unless you want to reset all those passwords, your forced to pay them.

I’d swap the order of swap Firefox for LibreWolf, maybe switch the order between that and vivaldi since Vivaldi is still chromium IIRC.

There is a market, but it’s to small for companies to care about