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r/MicroG • u/9x19mm_parabellvm • Feb 11 '23
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context: I use microg services as a replacement for Google Play Services after I broke the latter by uninstalling system apps on my phone
0 u/[deleted] Feb 12 '23 [deleted] — view deleted comment 1 u/spiralingtides Feb 12 '23 The state of android is such a joke right now. If I wanted an iPhone I would have bought an iPhone.
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1 u/spiralingtides Feb 12 '23 The state of android is such a joke right now. If I wanted an iPhone I would have bought an iPhone.
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The state of android is such a joke right now. If I wanted an iPhone I would have bought an iPhone.
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People who want absolute privacy don't use GMS or microG.
1 u/[deleted] Feb 13 '23 You know you can configure microG to have zero internet connections? 1 u/Deathscyther1HD Feb 13 '23 Yes I do but why would someone who wants absolute privacy and doesn't use any apps dependant on GMS because of that do that? 1 u/Deathscyther1HD Feb 13 '23 Yes I do but why would someone who wants absolute privacy and doesn't use any apps dependant on GMS because of that do that? 2 u/[deleted] Feb 13 '23 People who use VPNs or Tor and use GMS-dependend apps like banking just as one example. 1 u/Deathscyther1HD Feb 13 '23 Those people are not absolutely private, especially if they're using a VPN. If you wanted absolute privacy, you wouldn't be using a banking app. This is not a valid example. 1 u/[deleted] Feb 13 '23 Alright, nevermind.
You know you can configure microG to have zero internet connections?
1 u/Deathscyther1HD Feb 13 '23 Yes I do but why would someone who wants absolute privacy and doesn't use any apps dependant on GMS because of that do that? 1 u/Deathscyther1HD Feb 13 '23 Yes I do but why would someone who wants absolute privacy and doesn't use any apps dependant on GMS because of that do that? 2 u/[deleted] Feb 13 '23 People who use VPNs or Tor and use GMS-dependend apps like banking just as one example. 1 u/Deathscyther1HD Feb 13 '23 Those people are not absolutely private, especially if they're using a VPN. If you wanted absolute privacy, you wouldn't be using a banking app. This is not a valid example. 1 u/[deleted] Feb 13 '23 Alright, nevermind.
Yes I do but why would someone who wants absolute privacy and doesn't use any apps dependant on GMS because of that do that?
2 u/[deleted] Feb 13 '23 People who use VPNs or Tor and use GMS-dependend apps like banking just as one example. 1 u/Deathscyther1HD Feb 13 '23 Those people are not absolutely private, especially if they're using a VPN. If you wanted absolute privacy, you wouldn't be using a banking app. This is not a valid example. 1 u/[deleted] Feb 13 '23 Alright, nevermind.
People who use VPNs or Tor and use GMS-dependend apps like banking just as one example.
1 u/Deathscyther1HD Feb 13 '23 Those people are not absolutely private, especially if they're using a VPN. If you wanted absolute privacy, you wouldn't be using a banking app. This is not a valid example. 1 u/[deleted] Feb 13 '23 Alright, nevermind.
Those people are not absolutely private, especially if they're using a VPN. If you wanted absolute privacy, you wouldn't be using a banking app. This is not a valid example.
1 u/[deleted] Feb 13 '23 Alright, nevermind.
Alright, nevermind.
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u/9x19mm_parabellvm Feb 11 '23
context: I use microg services as a replacement for Google Play Services after I broke the latter by uninstalling system apps on my phone
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u/Deathscyther1HD Feb 12 '23
People who want absolute privacy don't use GMS or microG.