unclad8226 @ unclad8226 @lemmy.ml

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I'm not fully up to date when it comes to e/os as I haven't used it before. I believe it would be more private than the default os on fairphone considering google has been stripped out. I'd recommend doing research on the security updates of e/os, as if I'm not mistaken, these can often be significantly behind leaving you vulnerable.

If security updates aren't quickly implemented, as I think they're not - I wouldn't recommended using it.

If you're using a VPN try connecting to a server in Albania, I've never had issues when connected from there for yt

Since you're on grapheneos you could always set up the 2 factor unlock when using biometrics. You would then unlock your phone using fingerprint and a pin. This way even if you're forced to unlock the device they'd still need your secondary pin to unlock. The pin can be much shorter than your main password so its still fast to unlock.

Privacy policy says they keep logs of browsing data for 6 months.

I've had no issues personally with my banking apps. Most require sandboxes gPlay to be installed but there was no need to be logged into google for them.

Not sure now up to date this list is now but check out this site: https://privsec.dev/posts/android/banking-applications-compatibility-with-grapheneos/

Odd crash, looks forced. I heard someone say the brakes failed? - Would make some sense

Let's assume you get every answer wrong every time. For the first try you have a 75% chance of getting each question wrong. So this is 0.75x0.75 for both questions being wrong. This is a 56.25% chance of being incorrect on the first test.

The second test you now have 3 possible answers for each question since you can now eliminate the incorrect answers from the previous test. You now have a 66.6% chance of getting each question wrong. This is now 0.66x0.66 to get both wrong, so a 43.56% chance of failing a second time.

Now let's find the chance that you fail both the first and second attempt. This is 0.5625x0.4356 which gives 24.5% chance of failing both. We can do 1-0.245 to find the chance of passing, which gives a 75.5% chance of passing on one of the two attempts.

Been a long time since I've done something like this, so please correct if wrong. You should be able to do the opposite and calculate all the different ways of passing a and total to 100%, but that is longer than this and I cannot be bothered to check.

If you like the news on the offical F1 app but just not the app, there is an open source app that duplicates the news which is on F- Droid called Box, Box! The news duplicates without issues but the standing are broken usually. Be careful of race times too as this often shows in another time zone for me. You can still view race timings during the race and this loads much faster than the offical app - if you subscribe then the extra timings are not viewable in the app.

You can also use obtainium, it'll download and install from the GitHub link, just make sure to check the pre-release box since it isn't offically released, saves having to manually update too

Its a fork, GitHub below https://codeberg.org/Bazsalanszky/Infinity-For-Lemmy