Is piped or invidious working for you?
The popular servers are down. Google put some kind of limit on them. I'm going to guess bandwidth limit.
IllNess
joined 2 years ago
Yes. I think a huge issue is Linux doesn't handle other app activities like how Android's Intent or Broadcast does.
When I say Linux phones, I mean selling a phone with Linux already or Linux ready, not taking existing phones with Android and putting Linux on them.
Examples:
Purism Librem 5
PinePhone Pro
Pro1 X
Volla Phone X23
My guess is that we need something more appealing like the Steam Deck to make people take the step.
Hear me out! The Steam Phone®!
There are Linux phones available. I,m going to guess popularity of those devices to increase soon.
depends on what version of Android but it should be similar.
Also do not delete or modify anything.
Go to Settings -> Network & Internet -> Internet -> (You Network Name Here)
Then click the down arrow for Advanced and under Network Details you will find IP Address.
This Network Details information might be useful later. Remember how you got to it.
Google, Meta, Microsoft, or ByteDance don't have this?!
ping is terminal or command line command.
It works in Windows, MacOS, and Linux.
Go open a terminal and type ping then a space, then the IP address of your Android device. If it connects it will give you a latency number. If it doesn't, it will tell you it is not reachable.
Windows stops the command at 4 I believe. In Linux and MacOS use CTRL + C to stop the command.
This was my first thought was the port number.
OP, ping the IP address of your Android device from your server. If not, you have a networking issue. If you can ping it, probably a settings issue.
Also, my Android phone was able to find my server automatically.
The types of data that may have been accessed by the unauthorized part include:
- Full name
- Physical address
- Credit card number
- Payment card expiration date
I saw someone have a Snorlax bed on IG. I think they got the inspiration from the Totoro bed.