GravitasFUTO legendary grant recipient: Nick Merrill of Calyx Institute, CalyxOS Android fork
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JustbeepIs anybody able to access the #CalyxyOS #fdroid repo or is it gone for good ( and the OS dead ) ?
Seen no announcements from the #calyxinstitute about what is going on since last Augusts disruption.
🅹🅴🅳🅸🅴 🇺🇦🕊️@apollo @AwetTesfaiesus ich würde dir aktuell zu #IodeOS raten. Ist für nicht besser eingerichtet als /e/ und bietet mehr als #lineageos ... Leider aber weniger als #calyxos 😪
Hoffentlich kommt #CalyxInstitute bald wieder auf die Füße...
Hoffentlich kommt #CalyxInstitute bald wieder auf die Füße...
Norbert TretkowskiRenewed my Friend of Calyx membership. Let's hope @calyxos will be back soon!
Henry FisherCalyxOS Review: The Private & Secure Android ROM For Everyone!
CalyxOS Review: The Private & Secure Android ROM For Everyone!
Tarnkappe.info📬 CalyxOS-Update-Stopp: Privacy-Android stoppt Patches – Nutzer im Sicherheits-Vakuum
#Datenschutz #ITSicherheit #AndroidCustomROM #CalyxInstitute #CalyxOS #CalyxOSUpdatepause #Googlefrei #OpenSource https://sc.tarnkappe.info/44caf8
#Datenschutz #ITSicherheit #AndroidCustomROM #CalyxInstitute #CalyxOS #CalyxOSUpdatepause #Googlefrei #OpenSource https://sc.tarnkappe.info/44caf8
KP@LisaKalayji I've spent a lot of time thinking about this topic. I'll try to give my take,
1. Install and maintain Linux.
This is getting easier by the day, even for non technical folks. You can buy a computer from a company like #system76, that comes pre loaded with Linux and it's as easy to keep updated as a MacBook. I've been using their laptop for the last 3 years and I'm very satisfied.
2. Installing graphene os is a lot of work for a non technical person and i think there are better options. You can order a privacy focused phone from calyx.com that runs #calyxos. The #calyxinstitute is a privacy focused non profit and for a non technical person that might be the better approach.
3. More general thoughts: from my research on this topic my main takeaway is that fighting this battle on an individual level is meaningless. Collective action and strong regulation are the only things that can bring back real privacy. Reduce your personal use as much as you can and use aliases as frequently as possible.
1. Install and maintain Linux.
This is getting easier by the day, even for non technical folks. You can buy a computer from a company like #system76, that comes pre loaded with Linux and it's as easy to keep updated as a MacBook. I've been using their laptop for the last 3 years and I'm very satisfied.
2. Installing graphene os is a lot of work for a non technical person and i think there are better options. You can order a privacy focused phone from calyx.com that runs #calyxos. The #calyxinstitute is a privacy focused non profit and for a non technical person that might be the better approach.
3. More general thoughts: from my research on this topic my main takeaway is that fighting this battle on an individual level is meaningless. Collective action and strong regulation are the only things that can bring back real privacy. Reduce your personal use as much as you can and use aliases as frequently as possible.
Aayush GuptaWe have updated screenshots on our website showcasing our major features. There are more updates in the pipeline as well. Oh, there are some easter eggs too if you can spot them.
Go on, take a look: https://calyxos.org/
Marcus AdamsGot my membership items in from @calyxinstitute today. Put the stickers on my laptop and phone and will wear the t-shirt with pride. I didn't actually buy any hardware from them, but all four phones in the house including my kids' devices all run #CalyxOS, so I figure the least I can do is kick them a few dollars for making something we benefit from.
Sudo Sudo Sudo ⒶⒺⓋLooking for a new cell service for my de-Googled Pixal 7 in US. I’m aware of several new privacy centric service, but Im questioning the vetting of these self marketed offerings for real world use. What’s on your hot list? What’s your experience been like with these services? #mobile #privacy #degoogled #grapheneos #calyxinstitute #calyxos #esim #SIMHacked