Google meet(original) is the only meet left. They killed Google Duo for this crap.
From the article:
In an email, a GivEnergy representative reinforced Castellucci’s assessment, writing:
In this case, the problematic encryption approach was picked up via a 3rd party library many years ago, when we were a tiny startup company with only 2, fairly junior software developers & limited experience. Their assumption at the time was that because this encryption was available within the library, it was safe to use. This approach was passed through the intervening years and this part of the codebase was not changed significantly since implementation (so hadn't passed through the review of the more experienced team we now have in place).
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Nope, its available on mobile too. Just go to
Sidebar>Settings>Colour
(Options to choose from)
Light
Dark
Automatic
Wired has a great article on why this feature should exist: https://www.wired.com/story/weddings-social-media-apps-photos-memories-miscarriage-problem/
Such a courageous move.
Best we can do is more scammy suggestions(Ads) when you use the search bar in play store. - Google
Nope, as usual a corpo has taken OSM’s data and are going to provide it under new banner with few useful edits and not contribute to OSM.
Care to elaborate ??? I don’t see it, helping stalkers.
Had the same idea, but it won’t work:
On the flip side, they can read your group chat messages. Many(me included) will prefer that it isn’t a possibility.
Probably a ban evasion measure linked to your IP. Try changing your IP address and then comment, might work.
The bar shows dates?
People on metered connection and low connectivity areas are probably going to more inconvenienced by this force update banner. Unable to use your message app because you forgot to update and now cannot connect to the internet.
The badge is to help people identify official apps.
I think it’s not about that development but whom the data is being sent to, the state or some third party that provides same services.
Like a National Emergency Broadcast app or app for vehicle and driver’s license registration service, that need sensitive info like your Govt ID and other details.
Firefox flatpak version had a lot issues. It has improved a lot, still a long way to go.
I have exclusively used Firefox flatpak for the last year and updates has been quite smooth. Never had my session closed automatically(to my memory) due to an update, usually waits for me close the session and when I reopen its updated.
My experience is limited to Ubuntu.
I never had this issue. What were you using deb, rpm, flatpak or snap version?
Are there any other options?
A persistent banner asking to update at the bottom of the search bar is a good idea. Barring access to an essential app under any condition is just bad UX.
Heartbreaking: Worst Corporation(s) you know, just made a good stand