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rozzin: #HOWTO extract your data from one of those #Android #adb ".ab" #backup archives: apparently they're just tarballs with messed-up headers? https://status.hackerposse.com/url/22946
rozzin's status on Thursday, 03-Dec-20 23:29:49 UTC
#HOWTO extract your data from one of those #Android #adb ".ab" #backup archives: apparently they're just tarballs with messed-up headers? https://status.hackerposse.com/url/22946
sl: Why @firefox for #Android doesn't support #FIDO2 #WebAuthn?
sl's status on Saturday, 14-Nov-20 12:48:33 UTC
Why @firefox for #Android doesn't support #FIDO2 #WebAuthn?
sl: #Microsoft #Teams for #Android is the most #bloated and power hungry #app I've seen. #batterylife
sl's status on Tuesday, 29-Sep-20 15:58:09 UTC
#Microsoft #Teams for #Android is the most #bloated and power hungry #app I've seen. #batterylife
sl: #Mozilla #Firefox #Android why no #WebAuthn?
sl's status on Tuesday, 29-Sep-20 15:58:00 UTC
#Mozilla #Firefox #Android why no #WebAuthn?
sl: #Firefox Why no #keywords in #bookmarks? #Android #fail
sl's status on Tuesday, 25-Aug-20 16:54:37 UTC
#Firefox Why no #keywords in #bookmarks? #Android #fail
rozzin: "It lets you keep your data in a “non-restorable” way, which is still useful." https://101android.com/full-phone-backup-adb/ How? *How* is that useful!? #android #backup
rozzin's status on Thursday, 09-Jul-20 06:16:52 UTC
"It lets you keep your data in a “non-restorable” way, which is still useful." https://101android.com/full-phone-backup-adb/ How? *How* is that useful!? #android #backup
sl: And if I didn't make clear yet what I think about #Outlook and #Microsoft. If you've tried the latest Outlook #Android #App it's #devastating crap. Ok, it's nice that the top bar isn't as #bloated anymore as it used to be. But opening messages is insanely #slow and you'll have to #wait for #ages for #messages to show up. - Thank you for that too! #honest #tech #feedback
sl's status on Friday, 05-Jun-20 09:46:49 UTC
And if I didn't make clear yet what I think about #Outlook and #Microsoft. If you've tried the latest Outlook #Android #App it's #devastating crap. Ok, it's nice that the top bar isn't as #bloated anymore as it used to be. But opening messages is insanely #slow and you'll have to #wait for #ages for #messages to show up. - Thank you for that too! #honest #tech #feedback
boneidol: RT @ana Itseems now you can populate your android mobile phone with apps without a google account! https://indy.im/url/106203 or? and? https://indy.im/url/110982 #android #smartphone #google #degoogle
boneidol's status on Saturday, 16-Mar-19 14:40:15 UTC
RT @ana Itseems now you can populate your android mobile phone with apps without a google account! https://indy.im/url/106203 or? and? https://indy.im/url/110982 #android #smartphone #google #degoogle
ana: Itseems now you can populate your android mobile phone with apps without a google account! https://indy.im/url/106203 or? and? https://indy.im/url/110982 #android #smartphone #google #degoogle
ana's status on Tuesday, 12-Mar-19 19:37:46 UTC
Itseems now you can populate your android mobile phone with apps without a google account! https://indy.im/url/106203 or? and? https://indy.im/url/110982 #android #smartphone #google #degoogle
sl: Does anyone know why #Huawei #Android #VPN is broken? Or is it broken on purpose on #Chinese prodcuts? Just helping out a friend, and it seems that VPNs simply won't work.
sl's status on Saturday, 13-Oct-18 06:03:51 UTC
Does anyone know why #Huawei #Android #VPN is broken? Or is it broken on purpose on #Chinese prodcuts? Just helping out a friend, and it seems that VPNs simply won't work.
mmn: Recently I had to bypass the Factory Reset Protection on a #Nexus6 #Android. I'm astounded how badly #Google engineers implement security considering the reputation of their excellence: https://umeahackerspace.se/2018/10/08/bypassing-frp-factory-reset-protection-on-nexus-6-and-other-relatively-modern-android-phones/ !security !umehack
mmn's status on Wednesday, 10-Oct-18 15:16:40 UTC
Recently I had to bypass the Factory Reset Protection on a #Nexus6 #Android. I'm astounded how badly #Google engineers implement security considering the reputation of their excellence: https://umeahackerspace.se/2018/10/08/bypassing-frp-factory-reset-protection-on-nexus-6-and-other-relatively-modern-android-phones/ !security !umehack
mmn: Recently I had to bypass the Factory Reset Protection on a #Nexus6 #Android. I'm astounded how badly #Google engineers implement security considering the reputation of their excellence: https://umeahackerspace.se/2018/10/08/bypassing-frp-factory-reset-protection-on-nexus-6-and-other-relatively-modern-android-phones/ !security
mmn's status on Wednesday, 10-Oct-18 15:15:39 UTC
Recently I had to bypass the Factory Reset Protection on a #Nexus6 #Android. I'm astounded how badly #Google engineers implement security considering the reputation of their excellence: https://umeahackerspace.se/2018/10/08/bypassing-frp-factory-reset-protection-on-nexus-6-and-other-relatively-modern-android-phones/ !security
andstatus: RT @yvolk After a long break I tried Profiler in Android Studio looking for a way to optimize performance of #AndStatus. And now it not only works, but allows me, at least on #Android emulator, to see most lengthy operations. As a result, a timeline loads at least three times faster. To be released in AndStatus v.39. Profiler allows you to record your application's activity and present it as "Call chart", where you can see durations of execution for each method in the stack and easily figure out most lengthy. Clicking on the method's bar in this call chart brings you to its source code... I found out that Regex-related methods are the most time-consuming, and optimized them both via using compiled Pattern instead of regex strings, and by executing lengthy operations once only (i.e. I store result of such checks and reuse it later instead of repeating costly operations). Doc on the #AndroidProfiler : https://developer.android.com/studio/profile/ https://loadaverage.org/attachment/4309407
andstatus's status on Tuesday, 29-May-18 06:29:33 UTC
RT @yvolk After a long break I tried Profiler in Android Studio looking for a way to optimize performance of #AndStatus. And now it not only works, but allows me, at least on #Android emulator, to see most lengthy operations. As a result, a timeline loads at least three times faster. To be released in AndStatus v.39. Profiler allows you to record your application's activity and present it as "Call chart", where you can see durations of execution for each method in the stack and easily figure out most lengthy. Clicking on the method's bar in this call chart brings you to its source code... I found out that Regex-related methods are the most time-consuming, and optimized them both via using compiled Pattern instead of regex strings, and by executing lengthy operations once only (i.e. I store result of such checks and reuse it later instead of repeating costly operations). Doc on the #AndroidProfiler : https://developer.android.com/studio/profile/ https://loadaverage.org/attachment/4309407
yvolk: After a long break I tried Profiler in Android Studio looking for a way to optimize performance of #AndStatus. And now it not only works, but allows me, at least on #Android emulator, to see most lengthy operations. As a result, a timeline loads at least three times faster. To be released in AndStatus v.39. Profiler allows you to record your application's activity and present it as "Call chart", where you can see durations of execution for each method in the stack and easily figure out most lengthy. Clicking on the method's bar in this call chart brings you to its source code... I found out that Regex-related methods are the most time-consuming, and optimized them both via using compiled Pattern instead of regex strings, and by executing lengthy operations once only (i.e. I store result of such checks and reuse it later instead of repeating costly operations). Doc on the #AndroidProfiler : https://developer.android.com/studio/profile/ https://loadaverage.org/attachment/4309407
yvolk's status on Tuesday, 29-May-18 05:47:44 UTC
After a long break I tried Profiler in Android Studio looking for a way to optimize performance of #AndStatus. And now it not only works, but allows me, at least on #Android emulator, to see most lengthy operations. As a result, a timeline loads at least three times faster. To be released in AndStatus v.39. Profiler allows you to record your application's activity and present it as "Call chart", where you can see durations of execution for each method in the stack and easily figure out most lengthy. Clicking on the method's bar in this call chart brings you to its source code... I found out that Regex-related methods are the most time-consuming, and optimized them both via using compiled Pattern instead of regex strings, and by executing lengthy operations once only (i.e. I store result of such checks and reuse it later instead of repeating costly operations). Doc on the #AndroidProfiler : https://developer.android.com/studio/profile/ https://loadaverage.org/attachment/4309407
mcscx2: RT @hoergen Ich suche eine #Android #App, mit der ich alle installierten Apps und die Einstellungen sichern und wieder herstellen kann.. Am besten in eine Datei oder irgendwas, was ich einfach vom Smartphone runter und wieder rauf kopieren kann.
mcscx2's status on Saturday, 19-May-18 18:49:39 UTC
RT @hoergen Ich suche eine #Android #App, mit der ich alle installierten Apps und die Einstellungen sichern und wieder herstellen kann.. Am besten in eine Datei oder irgendwas, was ich einfach vom Smartphone runter und wieder rauf kopieren kann.
hoergen: Ich suche eine #Android #App, mit der ich alle installierten Apps und die Einstellungen sichern und wieder herstellen kann.. Am besten in eine Datei oder irgendwas, was ich einfach vom Smartphone runter und wieder rauf kopieren kann.
hoergen's status on Saturday, 19-May-18 18:18:20 UTC
Ich suche eine #Android #App, mit der ich alle installierten Apps und die Einstellungen sichern und wieder herstellen kann.. Am besten in eine Datei oder irgendwas, was ich einfach vom Smartphone runter und wieder rauf kopieren kann.
moonman: RT @rixx Have you heard of StreetComplete? It's an Android app that shows you open questions/issues with OpenStreetMap in your area, and asks you to answer them.It's made for people with no experience with #OpenStreetMap, so it shows only very simple questions that can be answered very clearly. ("What is printed on this street sign?", "What's the number on this house?")It's available on @fdroidorg, of course! #mapping #android #apps #recommendation
moonman's status on Friday, 04-May-18 16:13:39 UTC
RT @rixx Have you heard of StreetComplete? It's an Android app that shows you open questions/issues with OpenStreetMap in your area, and asks you to answer them.It's made for people with no experience with #OpenStreetMap, so it shows only very simple questions that can be answered very clearly. ("What is printed on this street sign?", "What's the number on this house?")It's available on @fdroidorg, of course! #mapping #android #apps #recommendation
rixx: Have you heard of StreetComplete? It's an Android app that shows you open questions/issues with OpenStreetMap in your area, and asks you to answer them.It's made for people with no experience with #OpenStreetMap, so it shows only very simple questions that can be answered very clearly. ("What is printed on this street sign?", "What's the number on this house?")It's available on @fdroidorg, of course! #mapping #android #apps #recommendation
rixx's status on Friday, 04-May-18 15:47:36 UTC
Have you heard of StreetComplete? It's an Android app that shows you open questions/issues with OpenStreetMap in your area, and asks you to answer them. It's made for people with no experience with #OpenStreetMap, so it shows only very simple questions that can be answered very clearly. ("What is printed on this street sign?", "What's the number on this house?") It's available on @fdroidorg, of course! #mapping #android #apps #recommendation
mcscx: RT @qbi Eine kleine Anleitung, wie man @fdroidorg wieder zum Aktualisieren bringt: http://yaturl.net/7cb0 #Android
mcscx's status on Friday, 27-Apr-18 22:36:28 UTC
RT @qbi Eine kleine Anleitung, wie man @fdroidorg wieder zum Aktualisieren bringt: http://yaturl.net/7cb0 #Android
qbi: Eine kleine Anleitung, wie man @fdroidorg wieder zum Aktualisieren bringt: http://yaturl.net/7cb0 #Android
qbi's status on Friday, 27-Apr-18 22:34:30 UTC
Eine kleine Anleitung, wie man @fdroidorg wieder zum Aktualisieren bringt: http://yaturl.net/7cb0 #Android
markov: I don't have a cellphone. I created a #Telegram account, but I'm not logged on #Android, so I think this isn't the purpose of the movement, you intelligent hetero.
markov's status on Wednesday, 18-Apr-18 16:25:10 UTC
I don't have a cellphone. I created a #Telegram account, but I'm not logged on #Android, so I think this isn't the purpose of the movement, you intelligent hetero.
kuro: RT @nobse Warum wird man auf einem #Android Gerät eigentlich nicht darüber informiert, wenn es keine Sicherheits-Updates des Herstellers ...
kuro's status on Tuesday, 27-Mar-18 12:59:59 UTC
RT @nobse Warum wird man auf einem #Android Gerät eigentlich nicht darüber informiert, wenn es keine Sicherheits-Updates des Herstellers ...
nobse: Warum wird man auf einem #Android Gerät eigentlich nicht darüber informiert, wenn es keine Sicherheits-Updates des Herstellers mehr gibt?
nobse's status on Tuesday, 27-Mar-18 09:37:10 UTC
Warum wird man auf einem #Android Gerät eigentlich nicht darüber informiert, wenn es keine Sicherheits-Updates des Herstellers mehr gibt?
markov: anybody got an #Android emulator for #GNU / #Linux that they can recommend?
markov's status on Friday, 16-Mar-18 14:10:11 UTC
anybody got an #Android emulator for #GNU / #Linux that they can recommend?
strypey: #Mitzuli is a free code translation app for #Android that can work offline. Not sure if it supports Chinese though
strypey's status on Monday, 05-Feb-18 02:38:54 UTC
#Mitzuli is a free code translation app for #Android that can work offline. Not sure if it supports Chinese though
strypey: @nikola note that I'm not defending #Android device here. Any OS the user doesn't have root on is neither secure nor private, by definition
strypey's status on Sunday, 04-Feb-18 23:49:37 UTC
@nikola note that I'm not defending #Android device here. Any OS the user doesn't have root on is neither secure nor private, by definition
strypey: @nikola evidence please for the claim that #iOS is more "secure & privacy-aware" than #Android?
strypey's status on Sunday, 04-Feb-18 00:08:51 UTC
@nikola evidence please for the claim that #iOS is more "secure & privacy-aware" than #Android?
strypey: The only major fail is recommending #iThings over #Android. Out of the frying pan, into the blast furnace. What about #Replicant folks?
strypey's status on Saturday, 03-Feb-18 09:08:43 UTC
The only major fail is recommending #iThings over #Android. Out of the frying pan, into the blast furnace. What about #Replicant folks?
markov's status on Saturday, 27-Jan-18 14:10:13 UTC
markov: Thanks. Hope that you have at least Android 7.0, because upcoming release of #AndStatus won't support older firmware. BTW in Android 8.1 news I read that this newest version of #Android could be run on devices with only 1GB or RAM...
markov's status on Friday, 19-Jan-18 17:40:13 UTC
Thanks. Hope that you have at least Android 7.0, because upcoming release of #AndStatus won't support older firmware. BTW in Android 8.1 news I read that this newest version of #Android could be run on devices with only 1GB or RAM...
markov: 234 #Android Applications Are Currently Using Ultrasonic Beacons to #Track Users https://gs.kawa-kun.com/url/249569
markov's status on Thursday, 28-Dec-17 14:40:12 UTC
234 #Android Applications Are Currently Using Ultrasonic Beacons to #Track Users https://gs.kawa-kun.com/url/249569
andstatus: @xrevan86 In short, the decision to switch to #Android 7.0 minimum was made to motivate me, @yvolk - developer of #AndStatus, to continue active improvement of this #OpenSource application. I am a professional Java/Scala developer, and as a majority in our profession I need to keep my skills up-to-date. Starting from Android 7, developers can use all new and trending features of Java 8 and modern application approaches, including functional programming. Especially after mastering #Scala I simply cannot use outdated language patterns... As one of my colleagues put it: I simply cannot afford writing for free something that is not a "Cutting edge". I think that this is not bad for all of us in the long run?!
andstatus's status on Friday, 22-Dec-17 05:48:52 UTC
@xrevan86 In short, the decision to switch to #Android 7.0 minimum was made to motivate me, @yvolk - developer of #AndStatus, to continue active improvement of this #OpenSource application. I am a professional Java/Scala developer, and as a majority in our profession I need to keep my skills up-to-date. Starting from Android 7, developers can use all new and trending features of Java 8 and modern application approaches, including functional programming. Especially after mastering #Scala I simply cannot use outdated language patterns... As one of my colleagues put it: I simply cannot afford writing for free something that is not a "Cutting edge". I think that this is not bad for all of us in the long run?!
andstatus: @nikoofdeath Thanks. Hope that you have at least Android 7.0, because upcoming release of #AndStatus won't support older firmware. BTW in Android 8.1 news I read that this newest version of #Android could be run on devices with only 1GB or RAM...
andstatus's status on Wednesday, 20-Dec-17 05:57:21 UTC
@nikoofdeath Thanks. Hope that you have at least Android 7.0, because upcoming release of #AndStatus won't support older firmware. BTW in Android 8.1 news I read that this newest version of #Android could be run on devices with only 1GB or RAM...
fsfe: Do you want to do yourself something good over the festive season? Then #FreeYourAndroid phone and remove as much non-free software as possible! We show you how: https://fsfe.org/campaigns/android/android.en.html … #Google #PlayStore #Android #FDroid #Replicant @LineageAndroid !FreeSoftware http://l.fsfe.org/BoZeu1 #fsfe #FreeSoftware
fsfe's status on Thursday, 14-Dec-17 14:43:57 UTC
Do you want to do yourself something good over the festive season? Then #FreeYourAndroid phone and remove as much non-free software as possible! We show you how: https://fsfe.org/campaigns/android/android.en.html … #Google #PlayStore #Android #FDroid #Replicant @LineageAndroid !FreeSoftware http://l.fsfe.org/BoZeu1 #fsfe #FreeSoftware
sulman: RT @ghostdancer New #android permission that can't be disabled http://qttr.at/1ze5 #twitter !privacy
sulman's status on Friday, 27-Oct-17 10:14:32 UTC
RT @ghostdancer New #android permission that can't be disabled http://qttr.at/1ze5 #twitter !privacy
ghostdancer: New #android permission that can't be disabled http://qttr.at/1ze5 #twitter !privacy
ghostdancer's status on Friday, 27-Oct-17 08:28:29 UTC
New #android permission that can't be disabled http://qttr.at/1ze5 #twitter !privacy
ghostdancer: !lineageos beats Google to the punch, fixes #KRACK WPA2 vulnerability in #android http://qttr.at/1z3o !security
ghostdancer's status on Wednesday, 18-Oct-17 16:52:43 UTC
!lineageos beats Google to the punch, fixes #KRACK WPA2 vulnerability in #android http://qttr.at/1z3o !security
hfaust: RT @fsf Congrats to the #Replicant Free Software #Android team on the 6.0 update! This release more than doubles the number of supported devices and contains a few important fixes and improvements. https://u.fsf.org/2bh
hfaust's status on Tuesday, 19-Sep-17 16:03:51 UTC
RT @fsf Congrats to the #Replicant Free Software #Android team on the 6.0 update! This release more than doubles the number of supported devices and contains a few important fixes and improvements. https://u.fsf.org/2bh
csaurus: RT @fsf Congrats to the #Replicant Free Software #Android team on the 6.0 update! This release more than doubles the number of supported devices and contains a few important fixes and improvements. https://u.fsf.org/2bh
csaurus's status on Tuesday, 19-Sep-17 15:38:34 UTC
fsf: Congrats to the #Replicant Free Software #Android team on the 6.0 update! This release more than doubles the number of supported devices and contains a few important fixes and improvements. https://u.fsf.org/2bh
fsf's status on Tuesday, 19-Sep-17 14:00:44 UTC
Congrats to the #Replicant Free Software #Android team on the 6.0 update! This release more than doubles the number of supported devices and contains a few important fixes and improvements. https://u.fsf.org/2bh
markov: I think #Android does not has much space on PC. And people use PCs a lot on schools, universities, and workplaces...
markov's status on Tuesday, 22-Aug-17 13:10:10 UTC
I think #Android does not has much space on PC. And people use PCs a lot on schools, universities, and workplaces...
mk: Good to see how #F-Droid is Bringing #Android Apps to #Cuba https://blog.grobox.de/2017/how-f-droid-is-bringing-apps-to-cuba/ Thanks to Torsten for the interesting writeup!
mk's status on Monday, 10-Jul-17 14:58:25 UTC
Good to see how #F-Droid is Bringing #Android Apps to #Cuba https://blog.grobox.de/2017/how-f-droid-is-bringing-apps-to-cuba/ Thanks to Torsten for the interesting writeup!
markov's status on Thursday, 06-Jul-17 13:25:06 UTC
dtluna: RT @xj9 open mobile hardwarewhat if we just drop the baseband/cell stuff and swap it for mesh networking protocols? it might even be possible to create software for #android phones that lets them connect to the #mesh. there are lots of options to replace sms (#matrix #xmpp &c.) and it would be pretty easy to create bridges to these legacy systems.
dtluna's status on Sunday, 21-May-17 19:43:07 UTC
RT @xj9 open mobile hardwarewhat if we just drop the baseband/cell stuff and swap it for mesh networking protocols? it might even be possible to create software for #android phones that lets them connect to the #mesh. there are lots of options to replace sms (#matrix #xmpp &c.) and it would be pretty easy to create bridges to these legacy systems.
xj9: open mobile hardwarewhat if we just drop the baseband/cell stuff and swap it for mesh networking protocols? it might even be possible to create software for #android phones that lets them connect to the #mesh. there are lots of options to replace sms (#matrix #xmpp &c.) and it would be pretty easy to create bridges to these legacy systems.
xj9's status on Sunday, 21-May-17 19:42:45 UTC
open mobile hardware what if we just drop the baseband/cell stuff and swap it for mesh networking protocols? it might even be possible to create software for #android phones that lets them connect to the #mesh. there are lots of options to replace sms (#matrix #xmpp &c.) and it would be pretty easy to create bridges to these legacy systems.
dolus: RT @schestowitz #android sans #linux soon? http://www.zdnet.com/article/googles-no-linux-fuchsia-now-you-can-see-what-the-new-os-looks-like/ http://bgr.com/2017/05/09/google-fuchsia-os-leaked-images/ hopefully not.
dolus's status on Wednesday, 10-May-17 06:58:37 UTC
RT @schestowitz #android sans #linux soon? http://www.zdnet.com/article/googles-no-linux-fuchsia-now-you-can-see-what-the-new-os-looks-like/ http://bgr.com/2017/05/09/google-fuchsia-os-leaked-images/ hopefully not.
schestowitz: #android sans #linux soon? http://www.zdnet.com/article/googles-no-linux-fuchsia-now-you-can-see-what-the-new-os-looks-like/ http://bgr.com/2017/05/09/google-fuchsia-os-leaked-images/ hopefully not.
schestowitz's status on Wednesday, 10-May-17 06:35:03 UTC
#android sans #linux soon? http://www.zdnet.com/article/googles-no-linux-fuchsia-now-you-can-see-what-the-new-os-looks-like/ http://bgr.com/2017/05/09/google-fuchsia-os-leaked-images/ hopefully not.
dtluna: RT @ga A new UX 6 years in the making F-Droid has been a part of the Android ecosystem for over 6 years now. Since then, over 2000 apps have been built for the main repository, many great features have been added , the client has been translated into over 40 different languages, and much more. However, the F-Droid UX has never changed much from the original three tab layout : This will change with the upcoming release of F-Droid client v0.103. Over the past 6 months, the F-Droid team has been busy redesigning a modern UX which will help bring F-Droid into the present. Some of the big ticket items include: Screenshots and feature graphics Bulk download and install Ability to translate apps metadata Improved notifications for downloads and pending updates In addition, we have been redesigning some of the smaller, but equally as important parts of the app, such as better support for visually impaired users who make use of https://social.heldscal.la/notice/2080781
dtluna's status on Saturday, 06-May-17 13:34:14 UTC
RT @ga A new UX 6 years in the making F-Droid has been a part of the Android ecosystem for over 6 years now. Since then, over 2000 apps have been built for the main repository, many great features have been added , the client has been translated into over 40 different languages, and much more. However, the F-Droid UX has never changed much from the original three tab layout : This will change with the upcoming release of F-Droid client v0.103. Over the past 6 months, the F-Droid team has been busy redesigning a modern UX which will help bring F-Droid into the present. Some of the big ticket items include: Screenshots and feature graphics Bulk download and install Ability to translate apps metadata Improved notifications for downloads and pending updates In addition, we have been redesigning some of the smaller, but equally as important parts of the app, such as better support for visually impaired users who make use of …