Hi,

I'm getting an error message: "Certificate authority is not trusted." while using webview browsers.

On "standalone" browsers like Mull or Cromite I don't have this error.

Specs:
Android 10
Free Browser v2.8
Mulch Webview v126.0.6478.110
AdAway (root) v6.1.1 with installed certificate
Root with Magisk v27.0
Modules: Systemless Hosts
                  Magisk Trust User Certs
                  Open Webview
Private DNS: unfiltered.adguard-dns.com

Anybody knows how to fix this?

Hi,

ist vielleicht etwas nischig und unkonkret, aber gibt es irgendwo eine Liste in der man sieht, was von Seiten der Bundesregierung/-länder gefördert wurde?

Um es ein bisschen genauer zu beschreiben: Mich interessiert z. B. welche Vereine, Initiativen, NGOs gefördert werden (Beispiel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzV_9ruZryw&t=508).

Oder Software-Projekte (Beispiel: https://microg.org/ <- ganz nach unten scrollen)

Vielleicht kennt ja jemand etwas in der Richtung. Muss nicht auf die zwei Themenbereiche beschränkt sein, bin da für alles offen und dankbar.

Hi, I got a used laptop from an family member. It did have this this annoying sticker on it (see picture). Apparently for years already.

So, how can I remove it without scratching the metal body or leaving residue behind?

Edit: Having some problems with picture upload, but here's a similar photo for reference: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jDV7-ehqF38/maxresdefault.jpg

Hi, I was wondering, is it useful to use multiple adblockers in a row?

I don't mean 4 or five 5 browser extensions more like a chain of adblockers, one on every passing network point.

Adblock DNS -> Pi-Hole -> Linux System with hBlock -> Browser with uBlock Origin

I have only a 10 Mbit Internet connection, so I fear that this would slowdown pageloads to much. On the other hand there are filterlists that uBlock can use where as Pi-Hole can't.

So what combination does make sense (is efficient in every aspect) and what do you use?

Hi,

I'm searching for an "noob-proof" matrix messenger that is supposed to replace WhatsApp.

It should have E2EE enabled by default and a backup/restore function for contacts, chats and settings (preferably local backup, but nextcloud would be fine aswell).

It would be nice if you could also mention matrix clients that work on iOS, Linux and Windows as well (if there are any), since not all of my contacts use android or are always reachable per phone.

Happy to hear your recommendations and experiences.

Thank you!

Hi,

till ca. 2018 I used clouds like Dropbox or Google Drive for storage. But since then I've moved more and more to FOSS, privacy-respecting software. Now I have a router with an USB port and built-in FTP (doesn't support SFTP) server. My plan is to backup some apps, pictures, settings etc. I would also store a copy of the most important files at a nextcloud instance. At the moment I don't have enough money to spend, otherwise I would have bought a NAS.

Q: Which FOSS android apps are available to up- and download from an FTP server?

Maybe you've also a little guide for me, as I was using only cloud storage for years and therefore have almost zero experience with this stuff.

Thank you :)

Hi,

is there something like https://distrochooser.de/en/ just for Android ROMs?

It feels like there are hundreds of them and something like that would make the search easier.

For those wondering, I'm searching for suitable ROMs that could be built (from source), so I'm not limited by what's already available for my devices.

Thank you!