What happens on your Android phone when you simply leave it locked and untouched?
A 72-hour packet capture study by PraveenTechWorld measured background network activity on Pixel 8 devices.
According to the study, stock Android generated 348.4 outbound requests per hour toward Alphabet infrastructure, while their GrapheneOS setup without Google services recorded 0.0.
The researchers captured the traffic externally and published the raw dataset.
The interesting part isn't just the number. It's being able to measure what the phone is doing when you're not using it.
Would you expect 348 connections an hour from an idle phone?
https://t.co/NXpCHu4IY7
#Android #Privacy #DeGoogle
yeah Nigeria was infact called in to rescue the US military (and "elite" special forces lol) from the severe spanking they were getting from the Somalis. true story i swear! π
Remember when Nigerian troops on mission in Somalia jogged a mile to rescue pinned US forces and Hollywood made a movie about it, Blackhawk Down and erased the contribution of Nigerians ?
Remember when Nigerian troops on mission in Somalia jogged a mile to rescue pinned US forces and Hollywood made a movie about it, Blackhawk Down and erased the contribution of Nigerians ?
Thatβs not just glitter is metal shavings when the Air Force is running drills in the air. They use aluminum and glitter to cloak radar systems from detecting them in the sky and it shows up as clouds. The more metal poured out the more chance of rainfall. Detox immediately!!
Thatβs not just glitter is metal shavings when the Air Force is running drills in the air. They use aluminum and glitter to cloak radar systems from detecting them in the sky and it shows up as clouds. The more metal poured out the more chance of rainfall. Detox immediately!!
This grandma was in Tennessee minding her business. Never even been on a plane.
Police all the way in North Dakota used AI to catch a bank thief. It randomly suggested this lady. Feds arrested her. Had her in jail for SIX MONTHS before they dropped the charges.
Sheβs suing!
π²π½ "Independence was won in 1821. Spain did not recognize us as a country until 15 years later, in 1836.
And after that the French invaded us, in what was called the Pastry War, and then the United States invaded us and took more than half our territory, and then the French invaded us again. And in 1914, U.S. troops landed in Veracruz and tried to invade us once more.
But the people of Mexico always fought for their independence."
I tried sending this thread documenting the UAEβs support for the RSF to an Emirati and they told me they couldnβt see any of it, then sent me this screenshot π¬
@SosoTheWanderer i think there's books and papers linking this desperation to the impoverishment and deprivation by colonial structures. and it keeps getting worse due to a lack of visible/mainstream leftist opposition in both cultural and political aspects
@DarkBamise yeah low quality people, not a coincidence that the country is what it is after their rule. and funny enough, on the scale/spectrum, he's higher quality than a few, so.... π omo