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12·1 year agoIt’s funny I had it too. But I remember being so bummed because of how little app support it had. I imagine a Linux phone would feel the exact same for an average consumer
Of course …locally 😏 I can trust Google can’t I!?
My confusion is how are they allowed to do this. Why do I have to weekly opt out of location services again and again. If they don’t want me using the app without it, just block me. There need to be laws requiring all of this crap to be Opt IN if it’s devices are mixed with telecommunications
If Lineage allowed me to relock my bootloader I would probably had gone with that vs GrapheneOS. I DONT know why GrapheneOS developers insist on the world’s ugliest UI for all their applications and icons.
Give me a pure oled #000000 black theme or else its crap!
I just REALLY want a pure black theme and apparently Gnome with Ubuntu is not the answer
Do you know of a different Desktop Environment that allows for more of a pure black theme?
Allegedly I am using the right one. It works to change the Gnome shell but not the GTK themes
I’ll have chat gpt hold my hand 🤔
Gnome tweaks you say? What’s that
How does this work, too new to understand
Maybe this is something for me to consider. What desktop environment do you use
How hard is it to change my desktop environment from a standard Gnome setup with regular Ubuntu
Gnome I believe for Standard Ubuntu but the dark mode isn’t like DARK mode where its a #00000 black
Buy music and then upload it to your phone. Thats what I do. You can get 10-15 albums for the cost of 1 year of YouTube Music. You could have 30 albums in just 2 years. Music that won’t go away increase in price, and the Apps you can use to play them won’t show you ads even after you pay for your music
At least with iPhone all your app compatibility will still work… I feel like Android isn’t too bad privacy wise because with the implementation of private space. There are some cool tricks you can do to essentially shut off apps when not in use completely