Article without paywall: https://www.androidauthority.com/cellebrite-leak-google-pixel-grapheneos-security-3611794/

Includes the screenshot and a link to the GrapheneOS thread.

Yeah. But that’s not entrapment. He didn’t coerce anyone into doing anything.

Regular reminder that the Telegraph is a right-wing rag

Yes, next question.

And that’s why you DON’T TALK TO THE POLICE.

If you are detained, do not talk at all, even if you’re nervous, even if you think you’re being helpful. Do not volunteer anything. If you are arrested, you say exactly this and nothing else: “I invoke my right to remain silent, and I invoke my right to an attorney.” Repeat that exact phrase AND NOTHING ELSE until you have your attorney present.

Unless it’s in the top right for no good reason.

And don’t get me started on the inconsistent ways to go back. Sometimes it’s a button at the top left or right, sometimes swipe from the left, sometimes swipe down, sometimes up. I’ll stick with my android and a dedicated button, thank you.

It’s been around for years. I remember one of my friends had a Walmart phone back in 2015 or so that would occasionally pop up ads before opening an app.

I haven’t heard any alternative theory.

Bottom line. Bottom dollar is your last one.

Tastes like ashes and concrete dust.

Downdetector just tracks the number of people visiting their site. Any outage is going to cause a spike in all graphs.

Proxmox is just Debian. Plenty of resources on monitoring a Linux server.

Just minimize the amount of changes you make to a proxmox system outside the UI. You don’t want to deviate too far from the standard installation.

Why are they allowed on sidewalks in the first place?

the plan we’ve brought together with industry partners to the IETF

Sounds like it’s very specifically not proprietary.

Well if you can’t claim the warranty then buy a new one.

Just request an RMA saying you’ve got errors and it looks defective.

Flak. If you think the spelling is weird, it’s someone’s name.

DSL: domain-specifc language. I’m not sure of the utility here.

Some displays really are that big, which is why they are trying to make denser panels. But for the “TV in a living room” use case, yeah, we’re already at the point of diminishing returns. That’s why they’re developing other things, like higher resolutions, OLEDs, and 3D.

Sure, but patents cover methods and implementations. If Wine gets a cleanroom spec that says “when you put in these values, we need these pixels out” then they are free to write their own implementation not covered by the patent.