Telegram has group audio/video calls.
https://telegram.org/blog/voice-chats https://telegram.org/blog/group-video-calls
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Such a weird way of saying they haven't disclosed data. They might say they disclosed the data by writing the user's details on a piece of paper and submitting that to the government.
Aegis Auth - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.beemdevelo...
andOTP - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.shadowice....
It sounds like it has been rewritten in flutter. The same thing happened to the Google Pay app.
Can you develop and maintain a suite of 8-10 apps only on your free time? I was talking about how this specific developer who makes these many apps can make money, and not how you do.
The free one hasn't been updated in a few years so is not affected by changes to Android 12.
Do you have any other ways the developer can make a living?
AFAIK the pro features (excluding the closed source 3rd party SDKs) are all open source. You can build them on your own or download it off F-Droid.
The player(s) you receive when you open the box is random and not known before you open the box.
Completely offline, almost every feature you need, supports tag editing and displays lyrics from the metadata too.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=in.krosbits.mu...
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https://www.theverge.com/2020/9/15/21438194/rocket-league-fr...
They are text. If you ctrl+A, your browser will highlight them. There just seems to be some weird js that moves the text when you drag it.
https://web.archive.org/$link will always take you to the most recently archived version of the link.
They only store the encrypted vaults, which is useless without your master password. So even if it is hacked, the only thing the hackers get is an encrypted blob.
> you can use that own its own without an online account.
That is because KeePassX/KeePassXC is an offline app that reads a database (.kdbx file) you have on your computer. Bitwarden is for people who want to use their password manager on multiple devices. So an account is necessary.
How do you use Keepass across multiple devices. Please don't say Syncthing cause that's not an option for most regular people. And if you use something like Dropbox, what if https://dropbox.com gets hacked?
> The fact that I have to create an account
This is for authentication (needed it for syncing it across multiple devices).
Android has every feature you mentioned too - https://proandroiddev.com/android-12-privacy-changes-for-loc...
You could just keep clicking next without searching for it if it was at the same place above or beside a comment all the time.