1nv3n7Open source document scanner app...???
dazinismI just use the camera.
Can mess with the image a bit if you want(contrast, levels etc.) and even print it (to a PDF doc) using the Gallery
#GrapheneOS
@dazinism cool...thanks bud...how's your battery performance btw... #grapheneos
@1nv3n7
Depends what apps are running, some (eg. element, orbot) can be pretty heavy depending how they are configured & how good network reception is
Often use my phone where others might use a laptop/PC— if I'm getting real serious I use my usb DisplayLink screen (display port doesn't work on Pixels 😒) plug in mouse & keyboard via a usb C hub
Life is somewhat random, can be on the phone all day or hardly touch it
Dont tend to worry about battery, but normally not far from a charge point
@1nv3n7
For visiting random links I use tor browser with safety slider on safest - I dont like the idea of my ISP logging everywhere I visit
Otherwise mainly use Vanadium - can long press the launcher & then drag 'open incognito' onto the desktop. Tend to use that for sites that I'm not logging into
Sometimes use bromite
Have neolinker set as default browser, so when I click on a link I get a share screen, where theres a button to copy the url. Paste that into whatever browser I want to use
@1nv3n7
The neolinker thing is only because there isnt a way to directly click on a link in an app, and have it open in an incognito tab.
There is an option in bromite to have it only open incognito, but I sometimes want to use it not in that mode, so found it easiest to do the neolinker thing
(Can also get a Bromite incognito launcher on desktop same as Vanadium)
If you seriously think you may be targeted by a browser exploit attack consider turning off jit in the security …
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… settings in Vanadium and/or Bromite. Attacks against jit are the most common browser exploits
This will however make the browser have a more unique fingerprint
Finally bromite has some anti-fingerprnting features Vanadium does not have, but Vanadium makes use of GrapheneOSs hardened memory allocator, so is harder to exploit
Thus ends a complex #privacy and #security seeking #android browser use explanation
A side note—for folks not on GrapheneOS, Bromite is an ace browser choice
@dazinism Great...thanks mate for the details...🙂been using vanadium though but missing Firefox at times