Oof. I felt the heat from that burn from all the way over here
Are persistent notifications still a requirement for background apps, such as Signal? One of the reasons I switched to CalyxOS. Not the Signal persistent notification specifically, but it, in combination with all the others I needed running in the BG, made it very difficult to not miss new notifications. I like CalyxOS just fine, but I agree with you on GrapheneOS. I was very excited that it was exactly as I've always wanted android to be (but wasn't), except for those persistent notifications.
What is colloquially called stalking, isn't actually stalking. Stalking involves a level of fear by the stalked party [or a level of intended harm by the stalking party].
[Edit] to include a little more clarification.
That translates to "one of lime and the other of sand". I don't understand. Can you explain?
That's enough to share with the class! I mean, if you're going to bring it to school, you have to bring enough to share. Those are the rules of schools.
For now, yes. But as more enterprise software (like ERPs) move to the cloud, client-side software will become less and less required. Even Microsoft office is pushing cloud apps. The end result of this, in its current trajectory, is that it won't matter what OS a client has, so long as it has a supported web browser.
And for those that don't sprechen die Deutsch, "postponed is not canceled!"
That's never really been a priority for them. Can you get something wrong that you weren't trying to get right in the first place?
They did. That's how they know this tactic works.
TIL. I just set the right side of the drawer to pull it all the way down.