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…Amazon says that for enhanced security, privacy, DRM, and other concerns, it is restricting apps to only be installed from the app store. The company will also put Vega on Fire TV…
…As someone who prefers open-source and privacy-friendly software whenever possible, I was hoping to find a simpler alternative that worked across all my devices. Blip ended up being exactly that…
…In my spare time, you’ll probably find me playing Counter-Strike or VALORANT, and you can reach out to me at adam@xda-developers.com , on Twitter as @AdamConwayIE , on Instagram…
…But I've since migrated from Pi-hole to Unbound, running on my OPNsense firewall, and I find it to be a much better solution, especially when building out the home lab…
…risky on Android. You may think you are saving money by avoiding an official streaming service, but you could be paying with your privacy, data, battery life, or even account security. After…
…Since the models live on my hardware, there’s zero latency from internet round-trips, and I have total privacy. Whether I’m summarizing long documents or testing code snippets, the response…
…What I like the most is the focus on privacy and control. Unlike cloud-based clipboard sync tools, my data stays on my own hardware. The interface is clean and stays out…
…It was banned from the app store since 2015 due to privacy and security concerns over some of its third-party add-ons. Still, it's possible to install by sideloading it…
…My custom Proxmox extension is the one I rely on the most, as many of my DevOps experiments require Pi to create a new virtual guest on my workstation. Now, it does…
…As for connecting my nodes, I rely on good ol’ Tailscale to do all the heavy lifting. It’s a lot more secure than forwarding ports on my router and works well…