I believe this is highly dependent on 2 things:

1. The user’s internet habits and knowledge
2. Who is targeting you

For someone like me a tech savvy person who practices good internet habits and is targeted at worst by crypto scammers and advertisers, I would say secure enough and looking at my circle of relatives and colleagues I would say it is still secure enough for the non techie people as I never heard of any of them getting hacked

My phone stopped receiving security updates from the vendor I believe in 2021 (running a custom ROM rn)

I haven’t looked up phones in the ~300$ with these very important features in mind but I did look up phones in the 300-350$ price range with other very important features in mind (camera, screen, and battery) a couple of days ago, might wanna check them out:

• Oppo Realme 11 Pro+ (370$ in my country for the 512GB/12GB model) 2+3 update policy
• Xiaomi Poco F5 (345$ for the 256/12) same update policy
• Xiaomi Redmi Note 12 pro+ (320$ 256/8 don’t know about the update policy of this one)

Also please use a screen protector and a case regardless of how durable the phone is, replacing a damaged case or screen protector is much cheaper and easier than a broken screen or phone

I guess accidents happen no matter what.

I believe you can opt out of these privacy-invasive options/apps in the settings and if you are willing to go the extra mile you can disable/remove all the bloat and tracking using tools like the Universal Android Debloater GUI, root, and AdAway and if we are lucky they might get custom ROM support from the devs at XDA forums (that will be influenced by how popular these phone will get)

If you want the full context start at 1:38:3 latest WAN show

I’m out of the loop here, are Cassia Wine and Strato new switch emulators for Android and didn’t skyline developer abandon the project?

Cassia wine will be the Windows games emu for Android

WHAT!!!

Me too! if this project comes to flourishing it will take Android gaming to a whole new level basically putting it on the same level as consoles and PC, this has the potential to massively change how we view Android gaming!

Cyberpunk 2077 on Android?! Hell yeah

Seeing all of these amazing-looking home screens finally got me to switch from pixel launcher, I hated that I can’t remove the Google app search widget and I must say as simple as fuck this new home screen is it is starting to grow on me I love how simple it is, Niagara launcher

LTT’s video was totally different from what I expected and hoped for based on the thumbnail, you could say clickbait

I’m switching as many people as I can to FF and a privacy respecting search engine