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It's not on Play (Google rejected the accessibility use), so it's an APK from GitHub releases, built by GitHub Actions from the source.

Did you explain its use as an accessibility aid being its core feature for differently abled people? If you have explained that as a core feature google could've budged. You would've needed to limit the API to select few like OpenAI, Gemini, Claude with additional guardrails and use reporting. But, it could've been accepted by google.

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    Apps using system webview are already mitigated. Apps using system HTTPS connection protocols and SSL libraries are also mitigated. Now, for some apps which ship and use their own SSL library and do not use google safe browsing or update the cert list online they could be vulnerable.

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  • [–] 2 points 3 weeks ago

    Pros

    • bright 120 Hz AMOLED display

    • very long battery life

    • 67-watt fast charging

    • rugged with IP69K protection

    • six years of security updates

    • affordable price

    Cons

    • poor performance

    • poor camera quality in low light

    • no ultra-wide-angle camera

    • slow Wi-Fi and USB

    • no eSIM support or microSD slot

    • ads in the operating system

    • PWM flickering

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    • restart phone and re-authenticate
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