Search people talking Hmong language (a language distributed in Laos and South China) in the internet.

We just need the ones hosting the code to create a license label.

On what country do you live? That’s a big factor

The developers (at least security-oriented ones like Graphene) absolutely do care about quick security updates.

Then there will be no point in making Pixel custom roms, as the main selling point (quick Android updates) will be null.

It’s Facebook. Nothing will come out of this.

Italian

Built-in car navigation is an useless addition. Just know your city, for car’s sake!

Doesn’t Massgrave have mirrors exactly for that reason?

Perfect is the enemy of good. It fits most people’s use case.

I haven’t ever complained about not getting piracy results because I don’t use search engines for that (there are some piracy indexes that work just as well)

I may as well try Yandex for piracy, because USA has been as bad if not worse than Russia against Europe. This is basically choosing the lesser evil.

…Yandex, you mean Russia?

Startpage’s majority shareholder is System1 who is an adtech company. We don’t believe that to be an issue as they have a distinctly separate privacy policy. The Privacy Guides team reached out to Startpage back in 2020 to clear up any concerns with System1’s sizeable investment into the service, and we were satisfied with the answers we received.

From privacyguides.org

Is it a surprise? Bing is controlled by M$, and their search results are taken by Qwant and DDG. Ecosia also runs with google results so it isn’t affected.

If it’s Sailfish OS (Xperias or Jollaphones, updates are paid), apart from apps (hit or miss if it’s popular enough, pure miss if it isn’t), everything works fine (I guess, I haven’t tried it).

If it’s anything else, it’s still murky.

0,1% of Android users care enough about privacy or foss to switch to Linux if Ndroid is enshittified too much.

This may not seem like a lot, but that is (I estimate) 10 times more than the current number of people daily driving Linux on their phones.