Oh right... In that case I would install just google play services and disable/uninstall it on profiles I dont need.
Use different profiles. They seperate apps, data, settings, etc. I use these profiles:
- personal (for photos, communication, etc.)
- internet (lemmy, mastodon, vpn, torrent, new pipe, etc.)
- google (play store, drive, maps, translate, etc.)
- finance (bank, paypal, localmonero, crypto wallets, etc.)
- school (teams, canva, web shortcuts, etc.)
I think in vanilla android you can have 3 user profiles and 1 guest. I use grapheneos which supports 15 users and 1 guest.
As a normal human I think we should not:
- give AI access to the internet
- teach AI to program
- turn it into physical form
I think we already broke all these rules...
I have installed Brave on my grandparents' computer, because:
- They had only used chrome, so brave is more familiar than firefox.
- Less chance of something not working/loading properly.
Personally I use firefox.
I have memorized this link so I know what is rickroll without opening it.
I read somewhere that was caused by linux-based botnet ddos or something like that. So windows share didnt drop but linux share significantly increased.
Im not sure if I would trust this company. It looks like korean google. It has its own browser, maps, payments, translate, calendar, mail, games, etc.
Go through all spam in last month and press unsubscribe in the bottom of the email. That shuld reduce spam by at least a half.
I know that feeling :)
Not if you install GrapheneOS
If you can selfhost - Nextcloud, if not - ProtonDrive