Most of all, the US is fucked.
AmbiguousProps
Huh?
Are people in the US
Sure, but I didn't mean to say that FOSS couldn't be insecure. Software itself can obviously be insecure, like we saw with xz. At least with FOSS though, it's more difficult for it to be hidden.
Apologies, I deleted my comment instead of editing it, but I meant to add that even with the shady workaround, if you have sandboxing it likely greatly reduces this risk.
Be very wary of what apps you install, and in fact, try to only use FOSS.
Yes, it would. Those basically create sandboxes.
So the first line says that it's for older versions of android before 2022. But the next paragraph says:
For extremely specific use cases such as file managers, browsers or antivirus apps, Google grants an exception by allowing QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES permission, which provides full visibility into installed apps.
So this may still be possible, however sandboxing, especially GrapheneOS' implementation likely mostly, if not entirely reduce this risk.
I can relate. I try to cook, but I'm usually already so exhausted that I just get some trash food instead. I tell myself that I'll cook for sure tomorrow, but the cycle repeats. Sometimes I forget to eat entirely, and I have sleep for dinner.
Thanks for proving my point!
No assumptions here, in a now removed thread they literally told me that women being oppressed was "natural selection", no joke. Look at their mod log if you want to double check, it's rough. They definitely could be rage baiting, but the fact that they posted this after getting absolutely dumped on definitely looks like they're looking for a safe space.
leftism is when women have rights, according to OP
I don't think I agree, and many in the thread didn't get that idea. People outside of the US are obviously aware, the title is clearly asking if people inside of the United States are aware. Why would someone outside of the US have to ask if people outside of the US are aware? It makes no sense.
also (emphasis mine):
It makes no grammatical sense if they're asking about opinions outside of the US.