I thought I was a bit of a negative nancy but you take the cake 😆
I keep pondering why Android has blobs for CIFS/SMB but not NFS, too.
Still haven't found a legit reason why.
Seems a bit dubious doesn't it, especially since they'd be compromising any investigation by Tweeting about it in the first place.
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I'd posit those numbers are much, much higher, and some guys who used to do our Megathreads over in r/Android now keep getting random bots commenting against months, even 
posts - https://archive.is/OmW0f
I spotted em years ago over in their many test subreddits and reddit actually outsourced them as a QA testing.
In a world of hate for the 3.5mm jack and lack, of it (I'm an Android nerd)?
👌
You ever get the feeling for a flowchart?
Someone please make one.
We were just not an hour or two ago having a natter about umbrellas after I bought a RAM umbrella (I've used their mounts, was surprised they did umbrellas) after years of living in the UK. Yes, I've never used an umbrella in all my days here.....
Along with the Blunt recommendation I also got from my expert across the pond poking me towards these too
https://www.rei.com/product/206129/shedrain-54-vortex-vented-jumbo-compact-auto-openclose-umbrella
The RAM one is fugging lethal if you point the opening mechanism towards someone's face, but is very satisfying and seems solid contrary to the reviews?
I'm surprised this is still up, and if it works
But Battery Historian is what you're after
https://github.com/google/battery-historian
*further edit: please be aware of sending bug reports to random websites.
Bug reports contain pretty much all your PII
You don't need to pay a subscription fee for cloud storage when it's super simple to host your own, and Android allows the mounting of different filesystems too.
SMB on a rasp pi + cheapo storage + Tailscale, all the way to paying £$€ for a dedicated NAS enclosure with as much storage as you can afford also with Tailscale?
Yup, fuck subscription fees.
You also can then use the corporate cloud storage providers like G/ProtonDrive etc to use their free offerings for off site backup of the most important data.
That's just bait asking to be stolen.
Hazard a guess, those users are on Android 7 or less and as per the description of the Play Store listing
If your device is running Android 7 or an earlier version, it will not receive an update for this app. This app may indicate that it is not compatible with your device, but this does not mean that the app is malfunctioning or causing your device to malfunction.
This is making them take to the Play Store perhaps? Thing is, the app is showing last updated in Feb 2023 for me so, I dunno.
This reminds me of some peeps saying using Newpipe is "(app) piracy". I wholly disagree with them to this day.
If a website, which
YouTube.comis and allows a client to connect and use its services it isn't, piracy per se.Much like because I have a UK IP address I can hit up get_iplayer and use that service which IMO should be the norm.
e: apologies for not been helpful, I'm just ranting.