Yeah, syncing with default settings is a bad idea for backup, but it's better than nothing.
A more robust set up, while not foolproof, is to set history to keep all copies for 30 days, not a fixed amount of files. It's also important to enable conflict detection so if the file was changed on two devices in between sync it keeps both copies (and cross-syncs them).
I say go for it, learn all the pitfalls and how you like it setup and when its time to upgrade next year maybe Motorola will have released/announced something that supports graphene by then.
If support ends before Motorola releases a phone, either switch back, find a used pixel somewhere or try something else.
I don't want to block you... Your posts are amusing....but I also don't want to explain to someone who happens to glance at my screen why I'm reading a post with "porn" in the name. Please flag your stuff.
Be careful with having your card exposed; there exists a scam where someone puts a chip reader waist level in certain places, like a crowded line, where it'll skim off a few dollars off anyone who gets close enough.
The rfid blocking cards work well (just do a bit of research, lots of sham ones out there), it also looks like there's some options for rid blocking phone wallets too.
That's a risky click....it could be a rick roll, it could be very NSFL, it could be a bunch of fun dolphin facts with a misleading title, or it could be video of cute dolphins playing with their victims.
Ah, I wasn't up to date with the flint 3 issues. From what I gather, they are using some Qualcomm chip that makes life harder.
If you are looking to reflash, it seems flint 2 is defiantly the way to go.
From your original post, it seemed you were looking for more frequent updates, which is why I suggested the newer 3e.
As for technical differences, 3e has WiFi 7. Beside that, quickly skimming the specs pages, I don't see any other big differences. Is that worthwhile? Probably not.
I wonder if the upcoming flint 4 will have the same Qualcomm chip, or if they do something different. I also worry they are releasing more products than they can sustain long term.
I have a few of their routers, they work well. They're not quark free, but nothing is. I like what they stand for, using openwrt as a base and making it easy for stuff like VPN and adblock to be setup.
There's a lot of speculation mixed in with what little was confirmed, and I'm going off by memory a bit; support will most likely on be on their 2027 flagship at first. Which if you currently have Samsung a15, I assume your uses to buying the budget models.
As for google's decision to close down android, they seem to have recently changed into "welcoming third party app stores" Speculatively, it seems their EU lawers explained what a horrible idea it was to shut down 3rd party app stores.
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Yeah, syncing with default settings is a bad idea for backup, but it's better than nothing.
A more robust set up, while not foolproof, is to set history to keep all copies for 30 days, not a fixed amount of files. It's also important to enable conflict detection so if the file was changed on two devices in between sync it keeps both copies (and cross-syncs them).