@hirushaadi@GrapheneOS @chaeslayer You can use Google Camera with GrapheneOS. The vast majority of the apps work flawlessly. A few things like Android Auto and the tap to pay feature with Google Pay don't work. This video by @sideofburritos does a good job comparing GrapheneOS with stock. https://t.co/nmuan962Hf
@body_text@MishaalRahman Not exactly what you asked, but just in case you don't know, GrapheneOS (a security-oriented Android-based OS for Pixel phones) has a cool feature called Storage Scopes that makes the app assume that is has all of storage permissions even when it doesn't.
@Metr0pl3x @24coding_dev@GrapheneOS Wow thank you that worked! I had another user profile signed in with Google Play. When I quit that session and then tried to sign in the Yubikey was accepted. Do you have any idea why this might be? Thanks again!
@Metr0pl3x @24coding_dev@GrapheneOS Note, that in other user profiles where I'm already signed into Google Play, I'm able to use my Yubikey for websites. But having trouble with a new profile even signing into Google Play with FIDO.
@Metr0pl3x @24coding_dev@GrapheneOS I have the same issue. Created a new user profile, installed all three apps needed for sandboxed Google Play via "Apps". Gave them all network permission & storage scopes permission for Google Play services & yet when I try to sign into Google Play with my Yubikey nothing happens
Someone should ask @DrOz if @dougmastriano, whom Dr. Oz has endorsed, is one of the "local political leaders" that he thinks women and girls should consult when deciding on whether to get an abortion. cc @JohnFetterman
Trashlining should be a related word, which would be defined as the disproportionate placement of polluting landfills, hazardous materials, or contaminated water near people with less power. (Generally low-income and communities of color)
Redlining is the systematic denial of various services to residents of specific, often racially associated, neighborhoods or communities, either directly or through the selective raising of prices.
The demand for cheap meat is responsible for the clearing of millions of acres of the Amazon each year. While protests and consumer boycotts can be useful to persuade companies to change, smarter choices at the dinner table could go a long way to help. https://t.co/Irq5R5fykw