It’s just that they seem to treat pre-release like they’re stable while never actually having a stable release. It’s not really an issue persay, it’s just kinda annoying how they handle release cycles. Pre-releases are supposed to be for experimentation and for finding bugs, not to sit on for months upon years.

I’ve been using lawnchair for such a long time, but one gripe I have is that it seems to be in a perpetual state of “Pre-release” with large gaps between releases.

Materialious
PipePipe
Tubular

by “the host” you mean the server?
With the traffic decrypted it should be possible to automate the inspection process to some degree, but obviously milage may vary.

By combining with other methods for intercepting HTTPS traffic, typically involving installing certificates or modifying system configurations like configuring your browser or operating system to log secret keys.

To break down the process of the cert method :

• Device Trust: Install a trusted Root CA certificate (issued by you) on the Android device using Root permissions. This certificate tricks apps into trusting the proxy. Without Root level install the apps may reject the certificate as User Installed.
• Device Routes Traffic : Configure the rooted Android device to route its traffic to the proxy on the separate system. This can be done through proxy settings.
• Proxy Decryption : Configure the proxy to use the corresponding private key to decrypt the HTTPS traffic coming from your device, this key is generated when you created/issued the Root CA.
• Traffic Inspection : With the traffic decrypted, you can use Wireshark configured to the proxy to inspect the traffic.
• Proxy Re-encrypts and Forwards: After inspection, the proxy re-encrypts the traffic using a legitimate certificate and forwards it to the real website.

It entirely depends on how you set it up and where in the transport pipeline you’re intercepting pockets from.

Wireshark

Here’s Some Alternatives to SimpMusic :
InnerTune (A Material 3 YouTube Music client for Android)
SpMp (A YouTube Music client with a focus on language and metadata customisation)
ViMusic (Seamlessly stream music from YouTube Music)
RiMusic (A multilingual Android application for streaming music from YouTube Music.) {ViMusic Fork}

You have to switch the ROM completely for that, this seems to be a stock pixel thing.

Do you have a work profile set up? For example, it’s a feature that Insular & Shelter take advance of.

Yesterday I
[Send]
Beat the fuck
[Send]
Out of
[Send]
My Wife
[Send] (me calling the cops)
So fucking bad
[Send]
In Overwatch
[Send]
That she
[Send]
Rage quit
[Send]

The cops get to their door right after sending “Rage quit”.

Translation : “I run worthless crapware via Termux on them, that ends up generating negative income once you factor in electricity cost”.

Mull is actually already in the official FDroid repo.
Adding it to the list still.

All F-Droid Clients won’t install the IzzyOnDroid version if you have the F-Droid one installed already because the signatures won’t match, it’s a basic Android security feature.
IzzyOnDroid is actually a bit stricter than that, see IzzySoft Fdroid Index Info & IzzySoft Fdroid Inclusion Policy.

IzzyOnDroid
BitWarden
GuardianProject
GuardianProject Wind Offline
CollaboraOffice
KDE Android Stable
KDE Android Unstable
Newpipe
Cryptomator
MicroG
DivestOS
Bromite
Cromite (Bromite Fork with newer releases)

Are you perhaps referring to Rob Braxman Tech?
I have found his content to be clickbaity and he very often repeats or reiterates the same thing over and over to drag out the video. It’s extremely annoying.

Well then, it can’t be trusted at all.
Who’s to say they haven’t loaded it with spyware.
Only OS’s worth any privacy conscious persons time are FOSS ones.

Is RutheniumOS open source?

as much screen space as possible.

It’s not FOSS. FOSS means Free Open Source Software (Free as in freedom, not as in free beer). MiXPlorer is neither open source nor licensed under a FOSS license. It’s proprietary.

Nah, it’s just that it tries to hand hold so much that it gets in the way and complicates things even further.

iOS is confusing as hell and extremely limiting.