The Chrome team says they’re not going to pursue Web Integrity but…

it is piloting a new Android WebView Media Integrity API that’s “narrowly scoped, and only targets WebViews embedded in apps.”

They say its because the team “heard your feedback.” I’m sure that’s true, and I can wildly speculate that all the current anti-trust attention was a factor too.

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71 points

Just need to install Linux as your primary OS and your transition to software freedom will be complete.

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I use it for work but at home with gaming and stuff it’s just not sustainable

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What games do you play that aren’t compatible? I don’t play many of the really mainstream games. I think the last game I played that wasn’t compatible at the time was genshin impact.

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17 points

Proton keeps getting better and better. I long for the day when I can ditch windows completely and it might not be too far away.

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If by “not too far away” you mean “5+ years ago,” then sure. That’s how long I’ve been gaming Linux-only, anyway.

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Doing so on the desktop is easy enough. Getting rid of Android appears to be a much harder challenge, though.

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2 points

Lemmy has a hate boner for Apple but iOS is dope

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Apple is not much different than Google

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I can reccommend graphene os however u need a pixel for that

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Android is opensource. You can get phones that support ROMs like LineageOS (would recommend a FairPhone) or /e/ (godawful name, good ROM) for example - you can buy the Murena phone for this.

Linux phones are about 5 years away from mainstream usability, IMO.

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I have tried /e/ os, I have found it to be meh

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Linux phones are about 5 years away from mainstream usability, IMO.

Is this gonna turn into a new meme?

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I’ve tried running Replicant and degoogled Lineage OS on an old Samsung phone many years ago. The experience was a bit rough, but tolerable as long as you’re a tech enthusiast and willing to make some sacrifices. Back then it wasn’t quite acceptable to me, because my bank app didn’t work. Then they announced that they were going to phase out the old code paper, so authentication through a mobile app was seen as the only acceptable method going forward.

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Until banking apps except the use of custom ROMs it will be a major stumbling block to switching to them.

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8 points

I second the recommendation for Fairphone w/ CalyxOS. Feels just like having a Google Pixel running Android. Just way way more private.

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I’m really looking forward to Linux phones. Have been for years. It’s sad that Mozilla and Canonicals ventures didn’t pan out because both had really fun ideas. Hell I say they had the right ideas, it just wasn’t the right time.

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Fingers crossed that linux gets better support and development on phones

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