Alternative if the first one doesn’t tickle your fancy.
https://github.com/cavi-au/Consent-O-Matic

Oh. That went straight over my head. 🤦
Thanks.

I can’t seem to find any CVE called crowbar in regards to Android. Only one for PHP and one for SUSE.
Would you mind giving more info to help me find out more?

I recently found jtx board.
It has journal, todo list, and notes functions but it can be customized to only show whichever function you use on the main screen.

Thanks.
I have a hard time finding any place in that article thay says anything about the NZ government having control of mega though.

Do you happen to have a (credible) source on the NZ governement owning/controlling/hosting mega?

I have no idea, but i found this guide.
Maybe that can help you?

Don’t click anything. Those are fake links.
This is the official revanced github and the website is:
https://revanced.app/

Edit: i see my comments weren’t updated and someone was waaay quicker than me. :)

I haven’t used MX, but as far as i know Anbox still works for it.
I don’t have a specific emulator in mind, but there’s plenty of options. I even think there’s an emulator running in a chrome browser.
I’m just providing the way i would try to attack the problem. :)

Maybe an android emulator for your computer could help?
You could set it up as a tablet if the app supports tablet sizes. That would make it more readable and you could screenshot stuff you wanted to save.

I don’t think that’s true.
I get push notofications on my degoogled phone.

At the very least it’s super weird.
I don’t get why they don’t focus on creating partity and add the bare minimum functions like sync for drive and split tunnel for vpn on all devices before spreading out to password managers and so on.
I’m slowly losing confidence in them.

I just had a look and as far as i can tell ProtonVPN suppports everything Mullvad does. On windows…
On linux you get fuckall settings. No split tunneling, no dns, no wireguard, no nothing. There seems to be no parity between linux and windows. That is less than poorly supported, it’s atrocious tbh.
On windows you even get a fancy map with triangles that shows server locations that can be used to quick connect.
And this is with an unlimited account so i don’t believe it’s an account level limit.

Edit: I just looked and to be fair they do state in the plan features that Split tunneling is only available on Android and Windows

Thanks for the in depth answer.
I think a paid account has more features, but i of course don’t know if they apply to the linux client.
I’ll check the features once i get on my pc and get back to you.
I might even spin up a windows VM to check the differences between the versions if i can find the time.

Just out of curiosity. How is it poorly supported?
I haven’t used it much yet, but the times i have it seems to have worked fine.

Oh alright. I’ll have to do that then.
Thanks for the info.

Where do you see Proton being 50% off for students?
I can’t find anything about that.