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  • Tehdastehdas@lemmy.worldtomemes@lemmy.worldHail Corporate!
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    24 days ago

    There are many custom ROMs based on AOSP: GrapheneOS (for security against hacking and confiscation), LineageOS and its descendants /e/OS, iodéOS, and crDroid, etc. CalyxOS is not doing well right now, but it should be back in a few months.

    Make sure you can relock the bootloader after installing to protect against attacks through the USB connector.

    Murena ships /e/OS preinstalled on the European Fairphone and Shiftphone. Iodé similarly.

    Then there’s Volla phone which can have Linux (Ubuntu Touch) and and VollaOS (AOSP-based) on the same phone. There are other Linux phones, but nobody recommends them for normal consumers.


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    Stop exaggerating. The OpenAI speech-to-text service is a paid extra you don’t accidentally switch on, and telemetry is off by default and hidden in the developer options menu.

    (But yeah, OpenAI was a disgusting choice. The default should have been local, even if it’s worse.)














  • Who made this?

    • I’d like it if it said Matrix is federated, Signal is not.
    • Meta should be grouped together.
    • Aren’t there other alternatives to Reddit than Lemmy, so there should be more arrows going out of Reddit?

    Something should be said about fringe servers (I’d never say “instance” except “server = instance”) and defederation both ways being common, so your home server choice matters. The email comparison is broken and should include “in principle” and then continue with “in practice [real situation]”. This is a start:

    I like the yellow bubble here, but it’s inaccurate in many ways:

    The infograph we’re looking for should also say at least:

    • Manipulation can be done by outside forces making fake users, not Fediverse programmers.
    • Censorship is done by server administrators and community moderators, but (on Lemmy at least) community and its server censor your post, not your home server. Might show a scale of servers where lemmy.world is at the strict end.
    • Your votes are public, you can be tracked, but it’s not done by default.
    • On Lemmy, you shape your default firehose (‘all’) feed by muting (users, communities, servers), not by up/downvoting or following. A normal person will have to mute tens of communities for the feed to start looking tolerable. This is one of the many prices of freedom you will have to pay, as are bugs and user experience issues. (AFAIK, no fedi platform uses votes for feed shaping, but many commercial ones do.)
    • The choices between apps or web-ui should be shown for each fedi platform.