Keep in mind GNOME Web is worse than this when it’s comes to functionality.

Because some member states argue that their implementation is better when proprietary. Also if you’ll want to build the app yourself, you’ll need the required certs.

Get at least Pixel 9 series phone. You’ll have support from GrapheneOS until 2032. And you just open their installer in the browser and follow the instructions.

The pedo hub busting predator catchers doesn’t have any good games? Who would’ve thought.

The solution lets users prove they are over a certain age without revealing their name, exact birth date, or full identity document. To prevent credentials from being copied, cloned, or reused by modified clients, the project relies on keys stored in protected hardware like Android TEE, StrongBox, or Apple’s Secure Enclave.

The project’s technical specification requires age verification apps to use native cryptographic hardware when available. However, stricter checks like root detection, Google Play Integrity, and Apple App Attest are not universally mandated by the reference implementation and may be left to individual deployers.

So there’s a chance that GrapheneOS will be supported. I mean, we can still decompile the app, modify it and then repackage it. Or someone will make a patcher app.

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AFAIK Orange (the Slovak one) doesn’t do carrier locks. Also I saw the same with other EU operators.

NixOS for everything except my phones (one clean iPhone with Lockdown mode enabled and one Pixel 9a with GrapheneOS).

Remember kids, always buy Google Pixels (or any other good phone where you can swap AVB keys) and flash GrapheneOS/LineageOS on it.

This is purely bound to official Google Mobile Services and to the Play store. So the degoogled Android ROMs will help.

Did the part 🫡.

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Let’s start hosting the Fediverse and Threadiverse on the Tor network.

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026/07/google-plans-to-exempt-sanctioned-nations-from-android-developer-verification/

From what I’ve seen and heard of, this’ll be bound to privileged Google Mobile Services and to the Play Store (obviously). So GrapheneOS users are unaffected.

This is why we don’t have screen time section in the AOSP settings app.

Try to go to the access point’s IP address, that always works for me.

Running all my queries through SearXNG in normal windows and DuckDuckGo in private ones.

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I’ll probably get the foldable Google Pixel in six years and will install GrapheneOS on it.

Kimi is better. Waiting for it to appear on Ollama Cloud.

Is there also an European Citizens’ initiative? I think the EU could also fine Meta for this.

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