Open source hardware allows this.

Under CERN licensing, it’s called an “available component”

If you build an open source car with an off the shelf motor, it’s still an open source car. As it should be.

Nah, and when this deadline hits, we’ll see even more people forced to remove gapps.

And there will be a larger user base that won’t be able to use that cruft shady apps that depend on it

No, it doesn’t come back. Google will not be installed by default.

I’ve never had it on my phone because I never add gapps when installing Android.

Oh God, you’re that guy at the campground.

Please don’t be that guy

And that’s when they open it and modify it maliciously.

What is Dex mode?

One time I had to take an emergency flight on a day I was playing with electronics.

I had no electronics on me, but the swab test gave a false positive for explosives. Then they took me into a back room and escalated. This time they groped my dick with the front of their hand, not the back of their hand.

Always shower well before going to the airport, if you like to tinker with low voltage electronics or use cleaning products of any kind.

Please upload to codeberg

Is there any reason this can’t be done on a VM in your laptop?

Yep, just reinstall the OS so that’s removed, and you’re unimpacted. Easy.

We already have the hardware too

CAs and their subordinate certs have a long history of loosing control of their private keys to attackers.

And also many State-sponsored cyber mercenaries have been given certs in the root stores.

Onion Services fix this by using a single pinned cert.

Security.

X.509 is trash. Onion Services have a much better auth for both client and server

I was looking for something from torproject.org. an official source.

Link?

Nah, Tor works great. But I only stream in 1080

Tor is extremely secure. Onion Services let you auth clients with a certificate. See also how Onion Share works.

Also I don’t think Tor etiquette says not to stream video. It says not to torrent.

Only thing they did once was lock me out of my account with endless CAPTCHAs, even with 2FA enabled.

Eventually they fixed it

Consider a Tor Onion Service with client side certs for auth

This. Better to hide it on a non standard port of an existing domain