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I thought you could not downgrade non-debuggable apps?

Whats the point of containers if third party cookies are blocked?

3 years of security updates for 500€ is just not enough. Cool if its repairable but I'd prefer a phone with more updates than a repairable one.

Keepass/KeepssXC/KeepassDX (password manager for desktop)

Syncthing to synchronize database between devices.

ViMusic is not maintained anymore.

Someone forked it as RiMusic and fixed a lot of bugs with the original version and added the ability to download songs (as opposed to hoping they stay cached)

There is the automatic caption feature which works great in my experience.

It doesn't matter where the servers are located physically but who can access the data that's on them

Thanks a lot for putting the energy and time into fixing this.

Right-sizing the People Team

Sounds like mckinsey speaking

The real successors are pablo's fork or forks of other devs who were already working on the project.

Just forking and changing the name gets us nowhere.

You need competent devs to work on such projects.

Somebody forked the repo and changed the name != the project is being continued

What is this book?

There are plenty of third party apps that do this. The integrated file explorer on Samsung devices supports ftp, sftp and smb.

I'm also looking into it right now.

The code of android apps is compiled to dalvik bytecode which is contained in the *.dex files in the apk. You will not be able to read it. You need to decompile it to something human readable. One of those formats is smali. The xml files (manifest, ressources) are also compiled and need to be decompiled.

One of the best tools to decompile apks is apktool. It works on pc and there is an unofficial android version. The android version includes an editor and is a gui.

Smali is not that easy to read for beginners so on some apps you can try converting it to java using jadx (standalone on pc and included in apktool mobile). The java code will be full of mistakes and will only be partial but will be readable more easily and will give you a general idea of what the code does. This works well only if the code is not completly obfuscated or was written in kotlin.

I suggest learning about android apps before trying to mod them. Learn Java (and or Kotlin) for android. Learn about activities and other things that are specific to android. If you don't understand the concepts used in an android app you will probably not be able to mod apps.

Never saw auch a clickbait title.

the backups will count towards your 15gb free quota

Most people do not have a full google drive. This only includes a small portion of the whatsapp users who use google backups.

Anna's archive has a lot of scientific papers.

1. Never saw a use for something like this

2. Other manufacturers had it for years

Samsung and Google promise 5 years of updates. Google is said to provide more with the pixel 8.

Samsung charges 140 to 175 € for a repair on the s23. While almost twice as much as the fairphone, I still think its fair. I have to agree that what apple charges is way to much but that's how it is.

As for durable I meant no random hardware fails. They are incredibly long lasting. My galaxy s4 and s6 still work to this day.

Occasionally sluggish performance

Wonder how it will be in 5 years. Personally think you'd be better of buying high end now and keeping it longer. Also I never had any component fail on my Samsung devices (except screen but that was self inflicted and the repair prices of samsung are more than fair). Same with iPhones, they are way more durable than fairphones.