Read my other comment. It leads back to the same thing.

Okay, so I attempted to access it again. Its currently in a weird state of partial access.

I can “log in” but as soon as I try to access anything, say, Gmail, I get that screen again.

This is what the settings page looks like:

So its not totally locked out, but its not functional either, I’m not even on a VPN.

Notice, 2FA is off.

Then I click Gmail and get this:

I tap “more ways to verify” and get this:

I tap the only option, and it circles back to the previous screen.

🤷‍♂️

MFA was never enabled.

Bruh, I was testing some android features and wiped an android phone, then when I tried to log in again, they wanted a verification code from the previous device, the one I just wiped. Not even will a phone number satisfy them.

Its essentially locked out, unless I get a time machine to undo wiping the phone.

I mean, what happens if someone lose their phone and wants to log in to google to wipe their device? Like… how would you obtain the verification code on a phone a thief now has?

Its just even just privacy issues, Google is braindead when it come to their “security”.

Luckily, I wiped it in settings so FRP was off.

Lol the second community has been locked for a while

Laptop manufacturers are also looking to move away from windows to a linux bases operating system.

Redstar OS it is 😉

I’m worried about Chinese mobile OSes intentionally designed to make it difficult for VPN apps to work, and companies would just give up trying to design a separate app for the Chinese market, which reinforces a tighter grip on censorship.

Not to mention, all the other FOSS tools that would no longer work if they make android .apks incompatible, including a lot of encryption apps.

I’m Gen Z and I’m curious what is this “friendship” you speak of?

💀

I mean, how are you suppose to talk to people when your peers are all looking in their phone all the time throughout k-12 school.

Especially if your parents didn’t also get you a phone, and now you look like some “poor weirdo”

The only time people would talk to you is “Hey look at this funny meme/gif/short-video/online-post/etc…”

The only topics of discussions, other than school subjects, is discussing the topics discussed on their group chats. If you didn’t get in their group chat, welp, I guess you wont have friends.

Yay, Gen Z! 🙃

thepiratebay.org, if it’s popular, its guaranteed to be on there.

Unless its some interactive films BS like a certain black mirror episode

(make sure you have a VPN)

thepiratebay.org

Now I just need recommendations. Got anything new and exciting?

So much for “Defensive Democracy” 🤦‍♂️

Inb4 trump announces a nationwide no drone zone.

(There’s zero check on that power btw, its completely under the purview of the president)

If you cant even convince enough people to fill out a ballot, you wouldn’t be able to convince enough people risk their lives in a revolt.

If you want to install free tracking tools, you’ll need consent or try to guess the lockscreen password to try to install it covertly.

With this, its doesn’t require consent, since most families are on the same family plan.

Only abusers would use this, since a normal person who actually cares about a family member’s safety would just ask them to install a tracking app voluntarily and be transparent about it.

Its tracking either way, but doing so voluntarily is way less creepy and also free.

Most modern Android and iOS allows you to share your locations for free via Google and Apple “Find My Phone” networks.

The phone company knows what county I’m in but probably not what businesses and municipal buildings I enter on foot unlike GPS location services.

They have your approximate location. If you are in a densely populated city, they might not know which specific building or which specific apartment unit, but they’ll have a small circle around the area, and if you are in a suburb, where things are more spaced out, they will know the exact stores you go to.

If you go to a walmart with huge parking spaces all around it, its obvious you went to a walmart.