Yeah iirc WhatsApp does show a warning when you first set it up with an unlocked bootloader, but you can just continue anyway.

Ngl I have no idea what I'm looking at here

True, but that just means no more contactless. They don't entirely block you out of the app afaik, like many other foreign banks I've seen do.

Ahh I didn't realise this isn't twitter, I thought musk must have some weird thing against tumblr or something :)

That's plenty for me, but I'm probably far from a typical user of these things.

I barely store anything besides apps on my phone. Photos get automatically synced to my nextcloud, and after I sort them I just delete them from my phone. I also self-host all of my music, and just stream from that using Navidrome. Has worked pretty well for me so far.

Actually I think that's pretty much all I do with my phone lol, maybe I should look for a cheaper one next time as I don't really need a flagship or anything.

So what's the best android tv box nowadays? Still the Shield TV?

I have the latest chromecast with android tv (i think, who knows with these garbage model names), and it's always been quite sluggish to use, and I can't replace the home screen on it to one without ads since they locked down the bootloader.

So I'm looking for one that's a bit snappier, and preferably with an unlockable bootloader, or at least the ability to replace the default launcher.

Iirc LineageOS always names their builds nightly, right? I don't think they have any real stable builds. (as in no builds tagged stable, their nightlies should be considered stable afaik)

If you mean unattended, they already do since Android 12.

Apps do need to implement the functionality manually, but it seems pretty simple.

Looks like Aurora already has, it just updated Discord for me while my phone was off.

I guess the equivalent would be burning down a traffic control building or something, taking out the traffic lights (assuming those are centrally controlled, i have no clue tbh)

But even that would be mostly solved by sending out all the lollipop people.

Fyi the size of the repo doesn't really matter. The source code gets compiled down and optimised to machine readable code, which is usually much smaller. So that 12mb could still be correct, for the compiled app.

Nvm I just found out 7digital was bought by the same company, ffs

This is why I really like KDE Plasma's discover. It's got integrations with apt, snap, Flatpack, and rpm, and that's only the ones I've tried so far.

I don't really use discover itself to manage my packages, cause for some reason I prefer to do it with the cli tools, but it is a great update notifier.