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Nothing Phone 3a Series Essential Key Explained
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Nothing Phone 3a series will feature a dedicated button, called 'Essential Key' that will invoke Nothing's custom AI, housed within an app called โEssential Space.โ which is an "AI-powered hub" to store digital content like screenshots, voice notes, and photos.
Press: Capture and send content directly to Essential Space.
Long-Press: Record a voice note.
Double-Tap: Access all saved content in Essential Space.
Inside the phone's native Camera app, you can single-press the Essential Key to click a photo.
This feature is basically similar to Google Pixel's exclusive Pixel screenshots as Essential Space can retrieve key information from the images saved online or summarize & transcribe your thoughts & record them, but comes with a dedicated button. Some features will even require signing into your Nothing Account and agreeing with their Terms & Conditions before using it.
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Nothing Phone 3a series will feature a dedicated button, called 'Essential Key' that will invoke Nothing's custom AI, housed within an app called โEssential Space.โ which is an "AI-powered hub" to store digital content like screenshots, voice notes, and photos.
Press: Capture and send content directly to Essential Space.
Long-Press: Record a voice note.
Double-Tap: Access all saved content in Essential Space.
Inside the phone's native Camera app, you can single-press the Essential Key to click a photo.
This feature is basically similar to Google Pixel's exclusive Pixel screenshots as Essential Space can retrieve key information from the images saved online or summarize & transcribe your thoughts & record them, but comes with a dedicated button. Some features will even require signing into your Nothing Account and agreeing with their Terms & Conditions before using it.
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The Fake Video Comparison by Nothing
The video which Nothing used for comparison was shot while cycling at 4K 30fps. However, people caught Nothing in 8K that the iPhone's video was shot on ULTRAWIDE camera instead and on 3a Pro it was recorded on main sensor.
Nothing, 3 days later, "quietly" pinned a YouTube comment acknowledging the same that they "mistakenly" edited an UW video of iPhone & exported it instead of one with standard lens and "they had no intent to mislead".
Even after that, Nothing did NOT show the video shot using the iPhone's standard lens, nor did they cared to inform anyone about this mishap on twitter or through any youtube short/video.
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The video which Nothing used for comparison was shot while cycling at 4K 30fps. However, people caught Nothing in 8K that the iPhone's video was shot on ULTRAWIDE camera instead and on 3a Pro it was recorded on main sensor.
Nothing, 3 days later, "quietly" pinned a YouTube comment acknowledging the same that they "mistakenly" edited an UW video of iPhone & exported it instead of one with standard lens and "they had no intent to mislead".
Even after that, Nothing did NOT show the video shot using the iPhone's standard lens, nor did they cared to inform anyone about this mishap on twitter or through any youtube short/video.
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Microsoft Edge stable finally ships the RAM Limiter feature to everyone. Dubbed "Resource controls", it lets users control how much memory the browser uses. If you're someone who enjoys gaming on your computer, this could be particularly helpful because it allows you to allocate resources more efficiently.
To access this feature, open the browser settings and navigate to System and Performance, then select Performance Management. Here, you can set the amount of memory the browser can use, ranging from 1 GB up to the maximum available on your device. You also have the option to apply these limits all the time or only when you're playing games.
Microsoft was testing this for almost a year. Now it is rolling out gradually to Edge stable users.
To access this feature, open the browser settings and navigate to System and Performance, then select Performance Management. Here, you can set the amount of memory the browser can use, ranging from 1 GB up to the maximum available on your device. You also have the option to apply these limits all the time or only when you're playing games.
Microsoft was testing this for almost a year. Now it is rolling out gradually to Edge stable users.
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Microsoft is rolling out Edge RAM Limiter to the public
After a year of testing, Microsoft Edge stable finally reveals the RAM Limiter feature to everyone. Dubbed "Resource controls", it lets users control how
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I hope you guys ain't using material theme extension on VS Code
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The Material Theme has just been removed from GitHub and VS Code due to shipping malware
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~ Apple Intelligence
https://9to5mac.com/2025/02/25/iphone-trump-siri-racist-bug/
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What is Fingerprint Spoofing & How It Works
In Android, a fingerprint is a unique identifier tied to the specific ROM your device is running, not the hardware.
Fingerprint spoofing is used to bypass Google Play Integrity and SafetyNet checks by making your device appear as if it's running a different ROM, such as a stock Pixel 8. This can be done using built-in GMS spoofing in some ROMs or with a Play Integrity Fix (PIF) module to mimic official, unmodified software.
Fingerprint spoofing helps pass Google's Play Integrity and SafetyNet checks, which ensure a device is running legitimate Android. When using a custom ROM or a rooted device, the fingerprint reflects the modified build, and Google may flag it as tampered. Spoofing the fingerprint makes the device appear unmodified, allowing you to bypass these checks.
It is often used alongside other tweaks, like editing the build.prop file, to further bypass restrictions and use apps that may block modified devices.
When you flash a custom ROM, such as LineageOS, the fingerprint changes to match the new ROM. By spoofing the fingerprint, your device appears to run official software, bypassing integrity checks.
In Android, a fingerprint is a unique identifier tied to the specific ROM your device is running, not the hardware.
Fingerprint spoofing is used to bypass Google Play Integrity and SafetyNet checks by making your device appear as if it's running a different ROM, such as a stock Pixel 8. This can be done using built-in GMS spoofing in some ROMs or with a Play Integrity Fix (PIF) module to mimic official, unmodified software.
How It Works
Fingerprint spoofing helps pass Google's Play Integrity and SafetyNet checks, which ensure a device is running legitimate Android. When using a custom ROM or a rooted device, the fingerprint reflects the modified build, and Google may flag it as tampered. Spoofing the fingerprint makes the device appear unmodified, allowing you to bypass these checks.
It is often used alongside other tweaks, like editing the build.prop file, to further bypass restrictions and use apps that may block modified devices.
Why It Matters
When you flash a custom ROM, such as LineageOS, the fingerprint changes to match the new ROM. By spoofing the fingerprint, your device appears to run official software, bypassing integrity checks.
Note: Popular fingerprints, like those from the Pixel 8, may eventually get banned due to widespread use. To avoid this, it's better to use a less common or private fingerprint.๐ ๐๐ข๐ช ๐๐จ๐ ๐ฃ
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๐จ Your Android is watching you!
Google has silently installed Android System SafetyCore on your phone without permission, and uninstalling it wonโt stop it because it reinstalls automatically.
The only way to stop it is to disable it, preventing Google Play from reinstalling or updating it without your consent.
In October 2024, Google introduced "Sensitive Content Warnings" in Google Messages, which scan images on-device to detect nudity. Since SafetyCore is linked to Googleโs content moderation systems, itโs likely scanning files to classify content without your knowledge.
Even if you remove it, Google Play reinstalls it automatically.
Thereโs no clear explanation on what else it does or why it reinstalls itself.
Honorable mention: it requires 2GB RAM๐ณ
1๏ธโฃ Enable USB Debugging
(Settings > Developer options).
2๏ธโฃ Download & install ADB on your PC.
3๏ธโฃ Connect your phone to a PC.
4๏ธโฃ Open a terminal and run:
1๏ธโฃ Download & install Termux on your phone.
2๏ธโฃ Open Termux and run:
๐ค But What About Other Google Services?
Letโs be real; if you use any Google service, they already have your data. But this is different. This isn't just about Google collecting data, it's about an app running without transparency, forced onto your phone, and refusing to stay gone.
Take control of your device. Disable it now.
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Google has silently installed Android System SafetyCore on your phone without permission, and uninstalling it wonโt stop it because it reinstalls automatically.
The only way to stop it is to disable it, preventing Google Play from reinstalling or updating it without your consent.
๐ Why Does This Matter?It may be scanning all your media files.
In October 2024, Google introduced "Sensitive Content Warnings" in Google Messages, which scan images on-device to detect nudity. Since SafetyCore is linked to Googleโs content moderation systems, itโs likely scanning files to classify content without your knowledge.
Uninstalling is useless.
Even if you remove it, Google Play reinstalls it automatically.
No transparency from Google.
Thereโs no clear explanation on what else it does or why it reinstalls itself.
Honorable mention: it requires 2GB RAM
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1๏ธโฃ Enable USB Debugging
(Settings > Developer options).
2๏ธโฃ Download & install ADB on your PC.
3๏ธโฃ Connect your phone to a PC.
4๏ธโฃ Open a terminal and run:
๐ Windows Command Prompt:adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.google.android.safetycore
๐ Windows PowerShell:.\adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.google.android.safetycore
๐ง Mac/Linux Terminal:./adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.google.android.safetycore
ใ คใ คใ คใ คใ คใ คใ คใ ค๐ญ Root
1๏ธโฃ Download & install Termux on your phone.
2๏ธโฃ Open Termux and run:
su -c pm disable com.google.android.safetycore๐ค But What About Other Google Services?
Letโs be real; if you use any Google service, they already have your data. But this is different. This isn't just about Google collecting data, it's about an app running without transparency, forced onto your phone, and refusing to stay gone.
Take control of your device. Disable it now.
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