Before anyone says “you put all your eggs in one basket,” let me be clear: I didn’t. I put them in one provider, with what should have been bulletproof redundancy

Tldr; “I didn’t put all my eggs in one basket. I put them into multiple smaller baskets and put those into one basket. That’s still more than one basket right? …right!?”

By then they’re just pipewrenching you for the sake of pipe wrenching you. It no longer has anything to do with the phone. Graphene OS did its job.

You’d give the duress password before you get pipewrenched.

And once it’s wiped there’s no point in them pipewrenching you because its too late.

This meme doesn’t really apply to Graphene OS when you can just give the duress which permanently wipes the phone.

Use a reverse proxy in a DMZ. You can use something like Bunkerweb + Crowdsec to give you a WAF and dynamic IP blocklist in front of your web service.

Can’t you map Alt-Tab to one of the back buttons? Or does that not work in desktop mode?

EDIT: Or if that doesn’t work through steam then is there gamepad software in KDE or the Software Centre that lets the desktop map gamepad buttons?

Aren’t you able to see this in your Google account settings? I could have sworn I’ve seen a list of all the sites where I used “Sign in with Google”.

Ah the ole “Streisand effect”.

I’ve been running Home Assistant (HAOS) on Proxmox for years with no issues. It doesn’t need to be on bare metal. VMs work fine.

They collect them. And when they have enough they can trade them in for a large stuffed animal.

I’m using Mullvad at the moment as well and looking to change for the same reason. I’ve been looking at switching to AirVPN once all my credit runs out on Mullvad. They have a similar model to Mullvad, but they allow port forwarding.