It's less shitty battery and more power hungry CPUs. Bloated apps are an issue too, of course.I'm running GrapheneOS on my Pixel and the battery usage is really minimal.
I feel that the craft itself would be shielded so that the extraneous stuff inside doesn't have to be.
Yep. Their support is abysmal. I had the same issue - twice! Keep at it. I found poking them on Xitter got some traction.Once I got verified, it's worked flawlessly.They've now been acquired by Lloyds Banking Group so, hopefully, things on that front will slowly improve.
It does. You just need to find one.In my part of the world (UK) I use Curve for contactless payments using GrapheneOS.
Coughing with your hands? Haha.I think your comment could do with a tweak."When you cough, please don't cover your mouth with your hands. Please don't."-or-"Please don't cover your mouth, when you cough, with your hands. Please don't."
I'm using it to watch YouTube and Nubula videos cast from my GrapheneOS phone to my TV via an nVidia Shield.
Yeah, "app stores" are some new-fangled thing that was added in response to the Apple Mac app store.Most Linux users just use the main package repos which don't come with all that stuff.
ClipCascade looks like it does the universal clipboard thing.Available on Windows, Mac, Linux and Android (no iOS due to Apple restrictions).The server/relay component can be self-hosted too.
That price is the "volume price". Due to economies of scale, when you buy something in bulk it's usually much cheaper.
It's less shitty battery and more power hungry CPUs. Bloated apps are an issue too, of course.
I'm running GrapheneOS on my Pixel and the battery usage is really minimal.