Android without Google Services - Does it work? - Rob Braxman Tech
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Date: 2022-03-20
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All cpu's have their own language, then a main front that leads to other fronts. 010101101010010100 101 1001 is how that craps sounds. I'd link an example but he already knows what I'm talking about. It's like morse code if you think about it.
Modern fronts go for full control. IN ALL MICROSOFT products and I'm sure all the others too. As most people can not code. I may not be brilliant in school but I did take an apple class back in the day on an ancient computer at a private school. They had better command shifts with the apple button. It's been a long time since I studied this old knowledge.
I don't think people realize how hackable open air communications are on a broadband. Back in the day they used hard line cable. It may have been costly and vulnerable in certain ways but it may have been far more secure than what we have now. The neutral grounding hides signals. The creepers are making their cheat the biggest flaw, if you ask me and they know it now. They have become their own national security risk for playing with big boy toys that meat heads don't understand. I'm actually openly communicating with their own CPU core atm as I write my poetry to you.
Thank you for shedding some light on this old memory Mr. Braxman. I know more than I should just by my learning nature. Perhaps this will be key in correcting the big mistake they have made. They should be paying people like you and I BILLIONS! Their core is craving flash! At least the Google Empire one. It's smarter than a monkey looking for its own reflection in a mirror. People don't even know what hit them.
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All cpu's have their own language, then a main front that leads to other fronts. 010101101010010100 101 1001 is how that craps sounds. I'd link an example but he already knows what I'm talking about. It's like morse code if you think about it.
Modern fronts go for full control. IN ALL MICROSOFT products and I'm sure all the others too. As most people can not code. I may not be brilliant in school but I did take an apple class back in the day on an ancient computer at a private school. They had better command shifts with the apple button. It's been a long time since I studied this old knowledge.
I don't think people realize how hackable open air communications are on a broadband. Back in the day they used hard line cable. It may have been costly and vulnerable in certain ways but it may have been far more secure than what we have now. The neutral grounding hides signals. The creepers are making their cheat the biggest flaw, if you ask me and they know it now. They have become their own national security risk for playing with big boy toys that meat heads don't understand. I'm actually openly communicating with their own CPU core atm as I write my poetry to you.
Thank you for shedding some light on this old memory Mr. Braxman. I know more than I should just by my learning nature. Perhaps this will be key in correcting the big mistake they have made. They should be paying people like you and I BILLIONS! Their core is craving flash! At least the Google Empire one. It's smarter than a monkey looking for its own reflection in a mirror. People don't even know what hit them.
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Eddie
Rob, your video's are awesome, Thank you.
I have just bought a Huawei P Smart 2021(PPA-LX2. Obviously it has no Google so that's great. I also didn't have to log in to Huawei services so that's good too. Another thing I did is install NoRoot Firewall. I then tightly control access for the apps that I have installed (not that many. I have made it so that the following apps have no access to the outside world:
1e100. net and googleusercontent. com (both Google)
facebook. com and fbcdn. net (both Facebook)
I also dont allow access by the HMS Core, Huawei Services or Android System. I've turned off most app permissions and location services. I have downloaded maps.
I feel this is a good solution for now until someone manages to bring out a rooting program for this device. Many thanks, Eddie
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Rob, your video's are awesome, Thank you.
I have just bought a Huawei P Smart 2021(PPA-LX2. Obviously it has no Google so that's great. I also didn't have to log in to Huawei services so that's good too. Another thing I did is install NoRoot Firewall. I then tightly control access for the apps that I have installed (not that many. I have made it so that the following apps have no access to the outside world:
1e100. net and googleusercontent. com (both Google)
facebook. com and fbcdn. net (both Facebook)
I also dont allow access by the HMS Core, Huawei Services or Android System. I've turned off most app permissions and location services. I have downloaded maps.
I feel this is a good solution for now until someone manages to bring out a rooting program for this device. Many thanks, Eddie
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itech
im appreciative of the work you do rob but im not tech minded and struggle to grasp how to adapt the very googled and big tech controlled devices i have. at the moment im looking for the best alternative apps for amazon kindle 10 plus, unfortunately no one seems to be able to suggest the best steps to take to make said device less corporate.
if anyone here has the time, could you please guide me through how to get the best out of the device mentioned above? many thanks.
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im appreciative of the work you do rob but im not tech minded and struggle to grasp how to adapt the very googled and big tech controlled devices i have. at the moment im looking for the best alternative apps for amazon kindle 10 plus, unfortunately no one seems to be able to suggest the best steps to take to make said device less corporate.
if anyone here has the time, could you please guide me through how to get the best out of the device mentioned above? many thanks.
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Ramli
This is kind of information I need to learn and try to experiment into next level android os without gapps like Oculus quest and Huawei so privacy can be improved like IOS. I don-t know yet on how to merge between IOS privacy and optimization into completely stock android and app support without using Gapps entirely as main services. btw thks for sharing sir I learn a lot new thing on your videos.
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This is kind of information I need to learn and try to experiment into next level android os without gapps like Oculus quest and Huawei so privacy can be improved like IOS. I don-t know yet on how to merge between IOS privacy and optimization into completely stock android and app support without using Gapps entirely as main services. btw thks for sharing sir I learn a lot new thing on your videos.
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Elizabeth
New de-googled phone owner. Trying to find a way to install Signal and the only source I can find is the playstore. Aurora wants me to log in to Google or anonymously. Anonymous gets me an error message, but it's not safe to log in with my google account, right? This is the only app I will really miss because the phone, text and camera are freakin' awesome.
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New de-googled phone owner. Trying to find a way to install Signal and the only source I can find is the playstore. Aurora wants me to log in to Google or anonymously. Anonymous gets me an error message, but it's not safe to log in with my google account, right? This is the only app I will really miss because the phone, text and camera are freakin' awesome.
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henry
A topographical map is what I've used a smart phone for. An off-line vector map would be a better alternative to Google maps. An API to add and remove layers to the map would render Google obsolete. Every thing that has a geographical location has a latitude and longitude. Until such a thing becomes available I'm using paper maps now.
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A topographical map is what I've used a smart phone for. An off-line vector map would be a better alternative to Google maps. An API to add and remove layers to the map would render Google obsolete. Every thing that has a geographical location has a latitude and longitude. Until such a thing becomes available I'm using paper maps now.
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robertsmith
I got the rokit 3d pro and I didn't sign in and turn off background data permissions on all the apps and the phone started to frezze and type double letters I reset it and I didn't mess with the permissions but still didn't sign in and started to frezze again so I sign in to the Google store and now it's ok
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I got the rokit 3d pro and I didn't sign in and turn off background data permissions on all the apps and the phone started to frezze and type double letters I reset it and I didn't mess with the permissions but still didn't sign in and started to frezze again so I sign in to the Google store and now it's ok
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TheM275
So let me get this straight. I absolutely adore Samsung Note devices and want the best compromise so I can keep it. If I setup the device without signing into Google and run Aurora, F-Droid etc then that-s the best compromise instead of going full hardcore like Graphene OS etc?
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So let me get this straight. I absolutely adore Samsung Note devices and want the best compromise so I can keep it. If I setup the device without signing into Google and run Aurora, F-Droid etc then that-s the best compromise instead of going full hardcore like Graphene OS etc?
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Nada
So, does MicroG run in the background so to speak to assist the Aurora Store, or is it it's own store that you can download from. When I click on the MicroG app it wants me to create a an account with a password (which I won't do) but you can't log in without one.
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So, does MicroG run in the background so to speak to assist the Aurora Store, or is it it's own store that you can download from. When I click on the MicroG app it wants me to create a an account with a password (which I won't do) but you can't log in without one.
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Jake
Norbert Wiener and George Orwell both called all of this in 1948. way ahead of their time. You're doing amazing work, though. Hope you win, and we get a privacy-coin-based, anonymous-social network-enabled, 100-percent-distributed-and-anonymous future.
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Norbert Wiener and George Orwell both called all of this in 1948. way ahead of their time. You're doing amazing work, though. Hope you win, and we get a privacy-coin-based, anonymous-social network-enabled, 100-percent-distributed-and-anonymous future.
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