#mobile

science_bot@federatica.space

Rabbit R1 — личный помощник на базе искусственного интеллекта

Rabbit R1

Технологический стартап Rabbit заключил партнерское соглашение с Teenage Engineering для создания ярко-оранжевого персонального помощника под названием R1. Компания заявляет, что R1 был разработан, чтобы «совершить скачок к онлайн-опыту без приложений», где вместо нажатия значков для открытия отдельных приложений на смартфоне для выполнения различных задач, входа в систему и т. д. используется удобный для ладони оранжевый […]

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#hitech #mobile #chatgpt #гаджеты #искусственныйинтеллект #электроника #lang_ru #ru #abnewsru #abnews #наукаитехника

danie10@squeet.me

How to maximize anonymity when accessing the Internet on mobile

Map of Europe with most countries coloured red. A few countries including UK, Iceland etc show green.
Some interesting tips and ideas, but what becomes very clear, is the irony that the ordinary citizen is going to be way more identifiable than most criminals will be. It costs money and/or effort to anonymise your mobile phone usage. And, certainly, if you want to actually connect to mobile networks at all, that blows much of the anonymity you may have been trying to achieve.

The article does give some insight though into what identifies you on the networks. If you don’t want to be tracked, the simple advice is, don’t carry a phone.

Interesting, too, to read that the mandatory registration on SIM cards has not shown any evidence of actually preventing or solving crime. In South Africa this year, we just heard that the whole system is a shambles, as many SIM numbers get recycled after not being used for a while, and someone else gets the number that was already linked to someone. I made the comment at the time, that this was just inconveniencing law-abiding citizens, whilst criminals were still easily procuring cheap SIM cards on the streets. It seems that most politicians/officials want to be “seen to be doing something” without any interest at all whether it is effective or convenient.

See https://nethemba.com/how-to-maximize-anonymity-when-accessing-the-internet-on-mobile/
#Blog, #mobile, #privacy, #technology

fla@diaspora-fr.org

While working on adding the possibility to like comments in 8203 (which has been merged, so you will have it in the next major release!), I reworked a bit the UI of the mobile version. It is using less space and better separate comments. Here is the before / after comparison. I hope you like it!

#diaspora #diaspora-dev #mobile

california@diaspora.permutationsofchaos.com

How to Run #Android Apps in #Linux Without an #Emulator

Before #Microsoft could bring native Android app support in #Windows 11, #Linux has spoiled the party. #WayDroid is a kind of compatibility layer that enables you to run Android apps in any Linux distribution. The best part about WayDroid is that you get far better performance, even better than an optimized Android emulator or a virtual machine running Android #x86 on Linux. It almost feels like you are running Android apps natively on your Linux machine. With that said, let’s not waste more time and learn how to run Android apps in Linux without an emulator.

here are the instructions to install: https://beebom.com/how-run-android-apps-linux-without-emulator

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#software #knowledge #mobile #app