Holy sheet! There’s a pairing I’d never have thought of! Could be amazing, but more likely a complete disaster.

Looks mighty pissed - must have just as hard a time getting all of it off as we humans do.

No, YOU forgot multiple people can partake in a conversation. I’m NOT the person who was looking for T-Mobile compatibility.

Too bad I’m on Visible (Verizon-owned MVNO). Thanks, nonetheless.

Doesn’t change the carrier compatibility problem. Until they either make a device specific to NA, or make their existing one more global in its frequencies supported, I don’t see it selling very much over this side of the pond - and that’s rather unfortunate.

Can’t believe nobody noticed this article is a year old. 🤔

Uninstall Tusky, share a shot to get things back to normal, reinstall Tusky & be careful not to select “always” should you ever share to Tusky again.

Disclaimer: never used Tusky. This is just what I did in a similar situation with a different app.

Survive out of SPITE.

I’m tired of just surviving. So. Fucking. Tired…

With that cowl, I’d be worried about a run-in with Bat-Cat in a dark alley - let alone a tunnel.

I don’t care enough to check if it’s there, but there are other similar sites like APKPure.

They’ll accept it, but won’t tell you they ignored everything after character n, and their login page won’t take anything but the “correct” password so you’ll be spending some time figuring out the actual character count limit…

Tomorrow never comes.

When I first was researching scrcpy, I found a thread (probably under “issues” on the GitHub repository for scrcpy) where someone else requested the same. They then went on to create a prototype using Java that the author of scrcpy seemed impressed with, but that was as far as it went. The prototype was based on a very old version (1.x) of scrcpy, so I never bothered trying it. Might be usable for this purpose, however.

Ah, ty.

I can log into the account on a browser with no such restriction, so it’s not protecting much.

Rooting doesn’t automatically give root permissions to just any app that wants it - you still have to allow it.

Rooting doesn’t automatically give root permissions to just any app that wants it - you still have to allow it.

If only that didn’t require a PC - like an Android version that could run on your tablet to copy your phone’s screen.

OBS?

Google is working on replacing Assistant with their Gemini AI crap - would not be surprised if it no longer works there.