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Android users can't remove nude-scanning app as Google opens the feature to app developers
cross-posted from : lemmy.zip/post/70348978
cybernews.com/security/android-content-safety-manager-api-privacy-concerns/Replying to @schizoidman@lemmy.zip
Where’s the “android is more free than iOS” people now‽
Edit: Still salty I see (from the downvotes).
Using GrapheneOS.
I’ll be switching to GrapheneOS myself soon.
Quick question: can I use the default camera that comes with Pixel on GrapheneOS? I’m going to be using a Pixel 7
Do you mean the Pixel Camera app? You can install that like a normal app from the Play Store. I’m using Open Camera instead though.
You can install that like a normal app from the Play Store.
Wait, you serious?
Losing camera functionality is really the only thing that’s been holding me back at this point!
I mean, GrapheneOS comes with a stock camera app
Replying to @SpookyBogMonster@lemmy.ml
The Pixel camera is different. It has features that I use regularly.
Google/Pixel Camera is in the GrapheneOS App Store, you don’t even need the Play Store or Google account to install and use it