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Navigating Privacy: How Above Phone Keeps You in Control
In a recent discussion on Redacted, we talked about how Above phone empowers you to maintain privacy and control over your data. We explore how big tech, like Google, often pushes features that are enabled by default, compromising your privacy. With Above Phone, you get a de-Googled experience that disconnects your device from Google's update stream, ensuring no unwanted background data sharing.
πΊWatch the full interview
π² Choose tech that works for you, not against you. Shop Above.
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π«Ά @takebackourtech
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In a recent discussion on Redacted, we talked about how Above phone empowers you to maintain privacy and control over your data. We explore how big tech, like Google, often pushes features that are enabled by default, compromising your privacy. With Above Phone, you get a de-Googled experience that disconnects your device from Google's update stream, ensuring no unwanted background data sharing.
πΊWatch the full interview
π² Choose tech that works for you, not against you. Shop Above.
β
π«Ά @takebackourtech
π© WEBSITE & NEWSLETTER | π₯ VIDEOS| XMPP | SUBSTACK
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πAndroid 16 QPR3 introduces over 160 new emoji: Hereβs every single one of them
The next quarterly Android update will support the 163 new emoji from the Unicode 17.0 release.
Here's what's comingπ
πhttps://www.androidauthority.com/android-16-qpr3-new-emoji-3626480/
The next quarterly Android update will support the 163 new emoji from the Unicode 17.0 release.
Here's what's comingπ
πhttps://www.androidauthority.com/android-16-qpr3-new-emoji-3626480/
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This is now official: Androidify now works on Wear OS!
You can now create a custom Wear OS watch face with your personalized Android Bot.
π Download Androidify on Google Play
π Google's blog post
πAndroid Developers blog post w/ implementation details
You can now create a custom Wear OS watch face with your personalized Android Bot.
π Download Androidify on Google Play
π Google's blog post
πAndroid Developers blog post w/ implementation details
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β¨οΈAndroid 16 QPR2 adds the ability to assign a custom keyboard shortcut to launch any app of your choice!
To do so, tap "+ Add shortcut" at the bottom of the "App shortcuts" tab in the "keyboard shortcuts" menu.
For more insights on what's new in Android 16 QPR2 (the Pixel's big December Android update), check out this articleπ
π Google's second big Android 16 update is rolling out for Pixel phones: Hereβs EVERYTHING new!
(I actually first mentioned this feature back in August in my Authority Insights Newsletter, but I forgot to include it in my big post covering all the new Android 16 QPR2 features. Oops!)
To do so, tap "+ Add shortcut" at the bottom of the "App shortcuts" tab in the "keyboard shortcuts" menu.
For more insights on what's new in Android 16 QPR2 (the Pixel's big December Android update), check out this articleπ
π Google's second big Android 16 update is rolling out for Pixel phones: Hereβs EVERYTHING new!
(I actually first mentioned this feature back in August in my Authority Insights Newsletter, but I forgot to include it in my big post covering all the new Android 16 QPR2 features. Oops!)
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Googleβs no longer going to force everyone off Assistant by the end of the year
by Stephen Schenck
https://www.androidauthority.com/gemini-transition-deadline-3626827/
by Stephen Schenck
https://www.androidauthority.com/gemini-transition-deadline-3626827/
Android Authority
Google's no longer going to force everyone off Assistant by the end of the year
Google's work on transitioning mobile devices using the Google Assistant over to Gemini will now continue into 2026.
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ππΆGoogle may finally reverse this controversial Quick Settings change
Google may finally bring back the separate Wi-Fi and mobile data toggles in a future Android release.
More details in the latest Authority Insights Newsletterπ
πhttps://www.androidauthority.com/android-split-internet-quick-settings-3626933/
Google may finally bring back the separate Wi-Fi and mobile data toggles in a future Android release.
More details in the latest Authority Insights Newsletterπ
πhttps://www.androidauthority.com/android-split-internet-quick-settings-3626933/
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ππAndroid Automotive will let you PIN-lock apps to keep them private from passengers
Android Automotiveβs new Sensitive App Protection feature lets you lock apps behind a PIN.
More detailsπ
πhttps://www.androidauthority.com/android-automotive-sensitive-app-protection-3627645/
Android Automotiveβs new Sensitive App Protection feature lets you lock apps behind a PIN.
More detailsπ
πhttps://www.androidauthority.com/android-automotive-sensitive-app-protection-3627645/
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Forwarded from It's FOSS
Powerful open source apps that run right in your browser!
https://itsfoss.com/open-source-apps-from-web-browser/
https://itsfoss.com/open-source-apps-from-web-browser/
It's FOSS
13 Open-Source Apps I Use from a Web Browser (And You Can Too)
You don't always need to install an open source software on your desktop or self host in your homelab. I use some of my favorites from the comfort of a web browser.
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β‘οΈTotal Information Awareness
In a recent chat on the True Health Report, I dove into the concept of Total Information Awareness. Originally a DARPA project, the idea was to track and simulate global events by integrating vast data sources. We explore how modern AI applications, like Palantirβs systems, reflect that vision, blending public and private data for comprehensive surveillance. Itβs a fascinating discussion on privacy, technology, and the implications for our future.
π€ When surveillance is built through private companies instead of governments, who is actually accountable?
π Watch the full interview here
π² Explore privacy-first tools with Above
β
π«Ά @takebackourtech
π© WEBSITE & NEWSLETTER | π₯ VIDEOS| XMPP | SUBSTACK
In a recent chat on the True Health Report, I dove into the concept of Total Information Awareness. Originally a DARPA project, the idea was to track and simulate global events by integrating vast data sources. We explore how modern AI applications, like Palantirβs systems, reflect that vision, blending public and private data for comprehensive surveillance. Itβs a fascinating discussion on privacy, technology, and the implications for our future.
π€ When surveillance is built through private companies instead of governments, who is actually accountable?
π Watch the full interview here
π² Explore privacy-first tools with Above
β
π«Ά @takebackourtech
π© WEBSITE & NEWSLETTER | π₯ VIDEOS| XMPP | SUBSTACK
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Forwarded from Duck Detector (Eltavine)
DuckDetector-beta-1.7.15-Ξ²-05c506c3.apk
6.4 MB
fix some issue ,add some feature