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@ RodgeGrabTheCat @sh.itjust.works

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Privacy enthusiast using Foss, GrapheneOS and Linux. I started lifting weights at 57.

  • Easy to use the work/student account just for those activities. Use a different service for personal.

  • Annoyed more so than sad. For the most part, I listen to instrumental songs to block out the ads and music while shopping. Otherwise, I don't play music.

    I do have several nature recordings of thunder storms, crashing waves, etc that could fill in if music was gone from the world.

    The upside for me would be no more music in tv shows and movies. Sometimes, its too loud to clearly hear the dialogue.

  • Or don't have a Google account.

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  • I decided on LocalSend instead. Doesn't auto transfer but is very easy to use and fast. Side of Burritos has a video about it.

  • Glad to be of service

  • Buy an older used ICE and have it converted to electric.

  • Charles Darwin first wrote about this in the 1800s. Most people have heard of evolution. It's no big secret.

  • I decided to check grapheneos.org and found out that a gos phone does not have frp.

  • Huh? Two passes with a knife takes almost no time. Far quicker than trying to remove the sticker.

  • Too damn much AI crap, everywhere, all the time.

    In settings there is "Show Bot Accounts". I have no idea if it works but I keep this unchecked.

  • You could just cut out the section of peel with the sticker and compost the rest.

  • A good used car, pay off my credit card, lots of tools, Monero if there is anything left over.

  • Factory Reset Protection

    "On modern Android phones, there shouldn't be any problems as long as you choose to factory reset your phone through its settings. This will automatically remove all the associated accounts in a way that "frees" the phone from FRP. If you try to reset a phone through the bootloader, FRP will kick in, and it can't be set back up without the previous account's password.

    I assume if I tried to reset through the bootloader the phone would become a paperweight as there isn't a Google account on my phone. No password to enter. I'm just going by what android central says, haven't tried it myself. Sounds like you have more experience with this.

    https://www.androidcentral.com/factory-reset-protection-what-you-need-know

  • Doesn't a stock android need to unlocked before it can be wiped? I doubt if GOS would remove that security feature.

  • I can't read unless it's completely quiet so I seldom even attempt to read a book. Mostly, I'll read RSS and other short articles.

    The last book was "Extreme Privacy: Mobile Devices" by Michael Bazzell which I read in 2024.

    Before that was "The Passive Solar Energy Book" by Edward Mazria. Maybe 20 years ago.

    Combined = a very private, off-grid, homestead.