I plan to implement a systemd timer that truly drops data from the database that was marked as "deleted" after around 30 days. I also have a note up that says to contact me if a copy of stored data has to be requested, etc.
Thank you for posting your guide to Lemmy, too. Even though I'm not 100% d'accord with what you write (you can see that apps the community and I tend to use here), but it's always cheering me up to see that people are really passionate about FOSS and eager to show the world that "mostly FOSS" can easily be done on the Android platform.
I personally don't need many apps in this guide, as I'm using a custom ROM that already includes AOSP applications for basic tasks (caller, SMS, etc.). But I could imagine that if someone were to run MIUI or something similar, replacing the vendor apps with some of the Simple Mobile Apps, for example, makes sense. But in that case, I wouldn't even really trust anything, beause the underlying OS is full of proprietary stuff, which is concerning.
Also, some parts in your guide are outdated. For instance, Jerboa isn't the only working app for Lemmy, right now. It's my favorite, but there are many alternatives appearing by the day, as Lemmy takes off.
Anyway, thank you for being a part of the community. The upvote count once again prooves that there are quite some eyes on this community, too.
Side note: This looks pretty good and I'm leaving it up, even though I don't think sharing screenshots is what this community is for. You could totally create an "Android Porn" community, just like !unixporn@lemmy.ml, though! I would subscribe to it.
I plan to implement a systemd timer that truly drops data from the database that was marked as "deleted" after around 30 days. I also have a note up that says to contact me if a copy of stored data has to be requested, etc.