I do have a Linux laptop and it’s too big to carry around all the time. The comment was half-joking because 6.7 is more a tablet than a phone so using it as a tablet might not be a bad idea (I don’t know it there are any actual Linux tablets out there).

Because of the stupidly large screen and since Google keeps taking away android functionalities it might be good as a mini computer along with a cheap android device that you actually keep in your pocket.

I like proton’s app but I don’t know if you can use it with a different provider.

Gmail actually has a ‘Mark as read’ button on the notification now (finally). It’s a new addition so it may not have reached you yet.

In the meantime, we’re already verifying signatures for sideloaded apps. Can’t say the same about play store apps.

Oh and it fixes the titles too, very nice

You can change the audio track but you have to do it on every video. What’s more annoying is it can’t even decide on a language. I’ve had both Spanish videos auto dubbed to English and English videos auto dubbed to Spanish.

Maybe a niche use case, it’s extremely handy for testing an application with multiple users. Everyone else at work seems to be keeping 3 browsers open at all times just for the separate logins.

I never trade in. Every old phone I’ve had has seen more use than the value of trading it. Most go to a relative then back to me for some secondary use. Plus it’s good to have a backup device in case something happens to your main phone.

Wire as in cable? Why on earth is it not at least wireless?

Using your Canon ID to login to Canon’s digital camera software and apps will give you access to quick and easy product registration, tailored notifications about firmware, software updates, equipment notifications, new product announcements, and more to help optimize your experience with your Canon equipment.

So, ads? You’d figure the account would provide extra features (that we didn’t need) but this doesn’t even give anything to the user.

You should enable MFA yes. But it’s definitely not reasonable to expect a forced half-assed version of MFA that keeps changing when you DON’T enable MFA. OP should have migrated the account before wiping the phone but this behavior was not caused by them.

Apparently they’re called backup codes now. I could swear they used to be called airplane codes (because they’re offline ig). It’s just some randomly generated 8-digit codes.

The most annoying part is you may get this for a previous phone even if you have registered a new phone. If you really want to avoid Google’s forced MFA the best way is to actually enable MFA and generate some airplane codes. Those can generally be used regardless of what Google asks at the time and you can store them offline or even memorize a couple. Probably not as secure but at least you won’t get locked out.

The free version of Spotify is really not worth it. Even Youtube music gives you a better experience.

Huh might depend on the specific rom. It’s there on Sony along with pop up and multi window.

Does it not also exist on the bottom right in the recents view? This left-most position is the least useful. But I don’t think it ever dissappeared for me.

Also the cost of getting more internal storage is not just the difference between the two models. Because as you said the 512GB model wasn’t even available when you bought the phone but in 2-3 years it will probably be the default. But by then you can’t just buy more storage like you would by getting a bigger card, you need a new phone.

Huh true, and since you get to see ids and class names in inspect it’s not too bad.

Getting another dead browser doesn’t make too much sense tbh, might as well keep kiwi. I hadn’t thought of the desktop thing, I could try it at some point.

Someone mentioned this in the cross-post. It seems the best alternative so far but I think it doesn’t let you edit the html, only remove elements, and the network tab doesn’t really work because the extension closes on refresh. The console should work fine though