Brahim Diaz now plays for Morroco

He’s cap-tied? That’s the first time I’ve heard about this. What happened?

What if he starts playing for Spain?

Yeah Morata is warming that bench for sure

At least things work in the browser

Thanks

Thanks, I’ll go read some more. I’m trying to move away from WhatsApp and wanted to run Signal in my main profile on Graphene. I hope I can use it without FCM there.

Thanks, I’ll take a look

Would you happen to know what WhatsApp and Signal use? I believe FOSS apps from F-droid do not use Google’s notification service

Essentially, the apps which don’t use Google FCM service are not affected (from what I understand?). I assume that there isn’t a problem on the client-side and this exploit works purely because Google stores these notifications.

If I were to install MicroG in a different profile would the rest of my push notifications be compromised too?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2024/02/29/push-notification-surveillance-fbi/

Madrid still doesn’t have a striker. Repeat from last year? I personally think City is a better team whilst Madrid have improved from last time

I keep waiting for KernelSU support for more devices

Downsides?

I’m interested; are you saying you don’t care about privacy from your android device?

Being root gives you access to the firewall and better access to controls over apps. Although maybe you don’t care

Privacy? I am astonished that you’re seriously asking this.

Is this the point about unlocking the bootloader being risky, or did you just pour the Google/Samsung advertisement ethos down your throat?

Android is Linux with a patched kernel and a different userland. Are you saying you never use root on Linux?

Linus is full of shit in a lot of videos

Pixel A series for $300 is a good deal, or just deal with the OnePlus models. I don’t use my mobile much anyway

That’s the FP4. The FP5 is not available in the US

How about they bring it to the US already? They’d be breaking their profit ceiling in a heartbeat.

With that said, if they do an FP4 and release it close to EoL, they’re not getting my money.

FP5 is not available in the US, and FP4 has about 2-3 years of support left.

Pixel is the only real option, at least till Google does the embrace and extinguish strategy and fucks the custom ROM community over.

OnePlus devices no longer have much custom ROM support because they took away the unbrick tool.

I think Nokia devices don’t have an unbrick tool either.

Motorola devices can be unlocked but not much custom ROM support (at least, from Lineage OS) either.

Which options are you talking about? I can hardly see anything other than the Pixels for devices released in 2023 in terms of custom ROMs. At this rate, I’m OK with having to manually patch security updates with Magisk every time and sideload (need to figure out how I will back up my device, do not fancy a factory reset every time)

Edit: would you happen to know how one can apply security patches with KernelSU?

I don’t purchase mobiles from carriers. I still don’t have choices though. I’m sure there’s plenty of people like me.

Most phones from one year back, yes. If you want something from 2023 it better be an FP5 or a Pixel

The bigger problem is the community dying from OEMs not releasing their tools/locking their bootloaders (fuck you Samsung???)

The only ones I can see are OnePlus

Yes, Sony mobiles are indeed available, however, I lament their pricing and their share of the market everyday. Also, very little custom ROM support.

Technically, if I had a way to install security patches alongside KernelSU, I’d just wait for a year and purchase the newest OnePlus with a kernel over 5.10. But I don’t know if that is possible.

Xiaomi mobiles are not available in the US. Neither are Huawei or Oppo. Our options are Google, Samsung, OnePlus and maybe some other phones.

Only supported till 2026 though. They brought it here a bit too late

Which mobile are you talking about when you say “the latest model”?

The problem as I see it, is the lack of discourse around the situation on Android forums (granted, I haven’t looked that far into obscure sources/boards). The vast majority just seems OK about relying on Google for this. What are we going to do when Google shuts us out?

The EU has better options, including the FP5. I’m in the US though

I’m very interested! Which device is this and how did you get to this stage? I believe GKI only really exists for devices running kernel version 5.10 and over. My device is running 5.4 so I can’t use this. I hope that in a couple of years KernelSU will become mainstream and I can reap the benefits of SafetyNet without having to deal with Magisk + Zygisk + LSPosed and a bunch of other stuff.

Anybody here in the US who got their hands on the FP5? It’s awful that they didn’t release it here

They think they can beat Google when it comes to AI?

Thanks, I found this thread a few days back. Great to know it is being worked on: hope to see support for the N30 too at some point!

Indeed

Pixels are certainly a good idea, but I’m afraid of trusting Google that much. The community is focussing so much of their efforts into a company that is known to shut things down/make things harder for FOSS

Hey, which ROMs did you find available for the 11?

I see. I thought it could only really disable them at best. Thanks, that helps.