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  • Pure wild speculation if I’m honest, however I’d be more surprised if I was completely wrong. It’s always seemed sketchy the way Google have basically said “Use our phone, it’s more secure!” with their Nexus and Pixel phones - this was long after the time Google stopped not being evil. At best, the security problems have simply changed manufacturer. Also, Google have a history of undermining development of circumvention, eg hiring the developer of MicroG and forcing him to stop development as a term in his contract.

    The diva part is widely known, GrapheneOS developers don’t play nice with the rest of the custom development community. So, while I can’t substantiate any actual deal between them and Google, it’s the perfect recipe.



  • Even worse still: many online banking services require you to connect to Google, basically through the back end captcha system. You never have to solve the puzzle or click on traffic lights, but they do still associate you and your web browser with having an account with that bank.

    However also, you can often use root with banking apps, you just have to set it up right. Configure Magisk to operate in the Zygisk domain with a deny list, and add the apps to that.







  • TWeaK@lemm.eetoLinux@lemmy.mlI tried, I really did
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    5 months ago

    It’s not just their blackbox drivers, though, it’s the way they entice businesses to work with them and use their software for their products such that no other players can perform in the market.

    I’m not familiar enough to confirm, but it would be entirely unsurprising to me if NVidia cards only work well with LLM’s because LLM’s have been designed with NVidia cards and with support from NVidia. On the one hand, it’s nice that the manufacturer is supporting developers, on the other the way NVidia historically does this drastically limits consumer choice.