How do I use the Android and iPhone password manager?
Once you sign in to the Passwords app, it automatically fills in your usernames and passwords so you can access frequently used apps and websites on your mobile device.
Create fake phone contacts, that will be stored on your phone along with your real contacts. The idea is to feed fake data to any apps or companies who are copying our private data to use or sell it. This is called "data-poisoning".
Nothing about these fake contacts will interfere with your normal use of your phone or your real contacts.
Recently Apple added a feature to iOS that allows you only to allow selected photos to be accessible by an app. This allows the user to respond positively to an access request, but allow the app to see only a subset (or zero) actual photos.
It would be a very useful feature for Apple to do the same for contacts: the app would think it's getting access to your contacts, but would only actually receive a subset of them, and be none the wiser. This would be a tremendous boon for privacy.
以 Tim Cook 把 Privacy 當作 Feature 的偏好，我會猜在 iOS 遲早會推出這個功能，然後會宣揚吹捧一番。
Currently, 66.2% of Android devices are running version 7.1 or above. The remaining 33.8% of Android devices will eventually start getting certificate errors when users visit sites that have a Let’s Encrypt certificate. In our communications with large integrators, we have found that this represents around 1-5% of traffic to their sites. Hopefully these numbers will be lower by the time DST Root X3 expires next year, but the change may not be very significant.
Can we get another cross-signature? We’ve explored this option and it seems unlikely. It’s a big risk for a CA to cross-sign another CA’s certificate, since they become responsible for everything that CA does.
You may want to support multiple platforms natively. Add the following to your Makefile: TARGETS:=makecapk/lib/arm64-v8a/lib$(APPNAME).so makecapk/lib/armeabi-v7a/lib$(APPNAME).so makecapk/lib/x86/lib$(APPNAME).so makecapk/lib/x86_64/lib$(APPNAME).so
當然專案的成熟度一定跟很多人用的 Android Studio 這些環境有差，但可以看出作者還是投入了不少精神在上面擴充各種可能性，可以看到這幾天還是一直有在修改文件與程式碼...
In the next few weeks, uBlock Origin will be the first add-on to become available in the new Firefox for Android. It is currently available on Firefox Preview Nightly and will soon be available on Firefox for Android Nightly.
NewPipe does not use any Google framework libraries, nor the YouTube API. Websites are only parsed to fetch required info, so this app can be used on devices without Google services installed. Also, you don't need a YouTube account to use NewPipe, which is copylefted libre software.
really interesting catch Jane. I have not seen this in the iOS version. my bet is that they want better stability on Android so want to analyze system library variants - and apparently did not even think to ask user permission.
