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I have the Google camera app installed but not the photos app. The only thing is the button inside the camera app that shows a thumbnail of the last picture you took doesn’t work as it’s just a shortcut to the photos app.

Everything else about the Google camera app seems to work on Graphene. I didn’t give it network permissions either.

I think there might be more flexibility there, but certainly all the ones I have seen are in a bun yes.

Did you know that over here in Perth the bunnings sausage sizzle comes in hot dog buns?

That’s what I’ve noticed.

I initially used power delete suite which got maybe half of mine.

Then I went and started manually editing them with random words.

Then started deleting.

I’m very sure that some sub’s have restored deleted comments. Amusingly sometimes with the random words instead of the original.

The only reason I never deleted my account is so that I can go back and mess up or delete stuff as it comes back. Fairly easy to find your comments with a search of your username.

Surprised they haven’t just locked the ability to edit or delete older stuff. It’s not like it ever really gets deleted, just removed from public view.

I have a second cheap second hand phone for work only purposes.

My employer has their device attestation set to only allow intune / Microsoft products to sign in if you are running stock android. Graphene nogo.

Yes have noticed more rage bait. Also more and more culture wars in comments. Still not anywhere near as bad as reddit.

What if they fucked right off and left parenting what kids do on their devices to their parents?

Maybe I’m just getting old, but the idea of “verifying” my real identity to a faceless website or mobile app is abhorrent.

I guess it doesn’t help that governments in some countries (UK, Australia that I know of) are encouraging this bullshit with Trojan horse laws claiming to protect children from adult websites / social media.

Can’t help but think there is also an element of pot meet kettle here, when users of an app designed to dox and slander people without their knowledge are now the ones getting doxxed themselves.

Same. Our economy relies heavily on China buying our stuff.

Remember when our former prime minister Scott Morrison ran his mouth about China and corona? China retaliated by finding excuses to not import a lot of different products from us. A lot of our industries here suffered.

My current car has ventilated seats. Use them every time I drive in summer.

Finding another car is now more difficult because I can never go back to not having them. Never I tell you!

They really came out of the wood work when the covid vaccines were released. Friends and acquaintances who were there munching down e’s of unknown origin back in early 2000s suddenly had a different stance about putting something “unknown” in them.

In addition to what slazer said, in Australia once you earn over a certain amount you get hit with an extra tax if you don’t take out private health. The conservative coalition brought that in a long time ago because their donor mates in private health asked them to ruin our public health care and this was their first step towards that.

I still have private cover as it seems like the least bad option even though it pisses me off. I guess that’s the point.

Surprised that the religious right haven’t put them in their sites.

The word yacht or the way it is pronounced.

Infinite scroll

Enshitification of search results when shopping

Planned obsolescence

I used to work for a company that agreed with you, well at least some clown in management did. Even though it was an Australian company, at least part of the problem was we had an office in Manila, and they speak “American English” which seemed to include the awful date system too. We dealt with a lot of files being issued to clients / received from vendors etc. Because the “official” system used those fucked up dates, everyone ran their own secondary sets of data folders in / out with everything done in ISO dates so you could actually sort it properly.

We have pretty much the same policies as the USA when it comes to digital rights, including border force being able to search your devices upon entry.

You should have been born to wealthy parents instead of trying to pull your self up by your own boot straps.