may i ask which os you’re in? linux?

i hate windows, but it seemed like tor’s fingerprint randomization works best on commonly used oses. never worked properly on my freebsd or slackware… i use a win10 vm for tor because of this. (only allow tor to communicate, via proxy and block windows from talking to microsoft)

i knew somebody here actually daily drives it :)

may i ask which device you use it on?

their android compat layer is proper and actually works though proprietary afaik.

also afaik but their OS seemed to lack a decent browser, the best option was running firefox on the android compat layer…

if you have a lot of money, purism phones probably kinda work

sounds very interesting. would you mind sharing the name of it?

i would just use sms/mms. it’s easier to manage (backups and stuff)

phone number, IP, time of connection, duration of the chat, size of the encrypted chatlog, etc. might be useful for feds

i’m concerned that they require phone numbers and host on AWS, and don’t have a clear monetization scheme. but for now it seems reasonably secure.

not sure if it’ll be okay after linus is gone tbh…

lineageos default apps identified as proprietary…

shouldn’t this only check for user installed apps?

TIL that unrm is a thing…