Is that something you’re worried about? The link says there would need to be both a browser exploit and a system exploit on top of that to get out of the sandbox, which seems pretty unlikely to happen when running uBlock on a mobile browser.
It seems like one of those things where it’s not as secure but it really doesn’t matter in reality.
People like this aren’t usually rational, they’ve just snapped for whatever reason and are doing whatever makes sense in their own head at the time.
Sounds like maybe a faulty battery failing early, it should be under warranty I’d imagine if it has only been a few months?
You’re not going to find an alternative that everyone has, because only Quick Share is included by default on Android devices.
The battery health indicator could be wrong, does it still run as long as it used to?
Pretty sure this is a straight up scam, the RAM changes depending on which site you find it on with none of them showing 20GB of actual RAM, and the website for ‘doogee’ doesn’t work
Librewolf (Firefox fork with better privacy) + uBlock Origin (comes pre-installed) + “AdGuard – Cookie Notices” filter enabled, plus any of the others you like.
Then bask in the internet without any annoyances, popups, or ads.
They generally all connect over Bluetooth so should work just fine.
The only sticking point may be if Linux doesn’t have the proper codecs like aptX or LDAC (and the earbuds support them) you won’t get as high quality audio as you should.
There isn’t a full replacement for Discord out there, it’ll have to be old school with multiple things together.
Teamspeak is great for voice comms (or Mumble). And you could use Matrix or XMPP for text chat. Matrix should be a lot better if you either self-host or join a smaller server that isn’t so overloaded all the time.
For game streaming Broadcast Box paired with OBS Studio seems like a good option for low latency streaming.
They have some blobs for wifi/ble, but the difference is you can freely use them, whereas obtaining the blobs for most phone SOCs is hard.
It’s extremely difficult since every phone SOC has its own closed proprietary blob of drivers that’s required to make use of it.
Even pretty basic websites will remember filled out data without an account, it’s just pure laziness if a full on app doesn’t do it.
Can you restore a backup image? Sometimes that’s easier to roll back a day rather than spend all the time trying to troubleshoot.
Hotspots won’t hurt anything unless they get too hot and damage the coating on the windings, I would assume the manufacturer is aware of that and designed the startup current so it’s safe.
Car engines have connecting rods and all kinds of extreme side forces on bearings that get stressed under high load. Brushless motors do not have any of those things, just a rotational bearing that doesn’t experience any more load on startup vs constant speed.
The motors are brushless, so no wear happens during spin-up from the extra current other than a little more heat for a few seconds.
Maybe Intel AMT running? I’m not sure it can be disabled though.
It’s just WIN + Spacebar, or click the keyboard layout icon in the taskbar.
I’ve never been able to get this one to work, it will say it can’t detect speech even though I can hear it being played.
Just keep regular full system images (as you should be anyways, as part of your 3-2-1 backup plan), and you’ll be fine as you can just restore an image if everything gets broken.