Sudo Sodium @ chottomatte @lemdro.id

I don't use Arch , btw

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I know , but won't that affect my storage if I added +1000 password ?

Using Proton Pass was a game changer to me , I don't have to ignore the necessity to put a strong and complicated password for security reasons anymore, Proton generate it to me and stores everything ( so I don't need to remember which password I set for which account ) But the bad aspects of cloud services worry me a little about this: the possibility of a security breach of the service, or the possibility of not being able to access it for any reason is a real disaster if it happens... so I'm thinking of exporting my passwords to another safe place for such cases.

No It support Redmi Note 7 , I have Redmi 7

No , honestly I'm not thinking to install any MIUI related ROM even if it's better than the stock , because I want to try something new and different

using adb ?

That alone is actually an enough reason for me not to buy it if I knew that , I care a lot about device performance

MaterialYou apps are so nice looking but every time I use one of them it frustrate me so much when scrolling because scrolling is too slow compared to other apps

So resources-hungry

There's no payment methods or options in where I live , so I relied for a long time on modded apps , until I got to know FOSS softwares which mostly have free good alternatives , since that time, my reliance on modified programs has become almost non-existent

I thought about it but I have Android 10 , from what I understand, I'll have to redo it periodically... I also don't own a computer so far

Good point indeed

I don't use most of Google apps and stock's bloatware , so I don't update it too For other apps , it depends on the update itself , if it brings good new things and bug fixes I update , otherwise I mostly ignore until the next update

For a short period of time, I thought about buying a Google Pixel phone to run Graphene OS on it , Google Pixel isn't available in the local market, so I'll have to buy it from abroad, and this comes with risks : not being able to benefit from the phone’s warranty , the extremely high costs of shipping the phone into the country, and the extremely high costs of making the device work on the local network legally As much as I would like to try Graphene OS, such risks are too crazy to take so I changed my mind or at least stopped thinking about it temporarily... who knows, maybe some local company will bring the brand to the local market one day due to competition with other local companies. The same competition introduced phones to the market that weren't previously there: Oppo, Vivo, OnePlus, Xiaomi, Infinix, Tecno, etc.

HyperOS?

My phone runs MIUI 11 and I honestly found it very good , I had more problems with MIUI Battery optimization though , and battery draining to some extent

It's probably the first and the last Xiaomi phone I'll ever buy though

I hate Xiaomi's bloatware so much

Before it happened, yes I could move While it happened... I didn't notice whether I was able to move or not but in normal cases I usually have a reaction: saying " whoa " loudly or a motor reaction ,

Well there is a distro for N*zis, for racists, for Miley Cyrus and even for Satanists , what prevents there from making a distro for Hannah Montana?

!the answer is : copyrights!<

Kvaesisto ... full of features , meets my needs and tastes

Would they lose a lot of money and users - broadly speaking, not just FOSS fans - if they did so ? The answer is no, and as long as the answer is no, don't expect much from them

Users choose Android because it's the most common operating system on the phone and the most supported phones manufactures : whether you bought the best flagship phone or the worst low-costed phone you're using Android at the end of the day