jackFang are we saying ubuntu is not secure?
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Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra vita
mi ritrovai per una selva oscura,
ché la diritta via era smarrita.
jackFang are we saying ubuntu is not secure?
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other8026 I don't work for Google, so I can only guess, but I'd say that their end game is to make money? They make money selling devices at the very least. Alphabet / Google already have their browser and their OS, but their hardware ventures haven't been as successful. It's a logical next step.
They're a data company (their primary revenue model is data).
Dante make sure in Vanadium > Settings > Site settings > Protected content is set to allowed
Have you tried if it works in a different browser, like Firefox?
As a 'boomer' the question is pretty demeaning.
The question should be referring to setting someone who is not technologically 'savvy' on GrapheneOS.
Just like Kottonballs - I teach my kids tech... have set up my own privacy router, my own nextcloud server, my own DNS, etc...
Ageism is discrimination. I am guessing the question wasn't meant to be mean spirited - but maybe that is the problem...
I'm over 50 and taught my kids how to use GrapheneOS including user profiles and storage scope. :)
tynd . One paid app I use a lot won't even run unless Play Services is installed AND I'm logged into Google on the account on which I purchased the app
Not good.
Maybe name them in another thread? Other users may have alternates or know of ways around this.
As a new GrapheneOS user the past month It's been a big search to find apps unentangled with Google services. I was frustrated, for example, by FairEmail which.only appeared to offer a Play Store version. In fact I just wanted to donate to the creator for the plain version shortly after I learned that I liked it but I was unable to find a way to pay him except through the Play store. I finally did discover that I could not only donate directly but also get the Pro version for a donation without the Play Store getting involved, and how active the creator was in the alternate OS community.
Good luck!