Windscribe is another option. The paid service is really good and the Android app has several connectivity options for privacy. No logs, server IPs are less well known than IVPN.

By "we" I don't mean just the people of Ukraine but the rest of the world too. Fuel prices are through the roof and the world economy is shit due to the dick measuring contest between that orange idiot and the two other dictators - Putin and Netanyahu.

This is all a game of "let's fuck the world" and we are the suckers getting shafted in this dick swinging contest while these dickheads rake in billions.

There's no doubt that the orange idiot and this lying dickhead are in cahoots.

Cryptpad is awesome. I second this. Bonus is that cryptpad encrypts your data too.

We can have nice things, just not forever.

All you folks are using the wrong tool. There is actually a tool called dedicated debugger, shortened to just dd.

CoMaps is available on F-Droid and it works really well. There are little nuances like search not displaying the suburb for a street address, especially where I live, so it takes a bit of guessing. Overall though, offline, open source, great navigation, zero complaints.

Edit: fixed typo.

With a few more months of Trump, your car will be upgraded even further to a beautiful paperweight, the most beautiful one the world has ever seen.

You could rclone mount (https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_mount/) any configured remote to your machine. It is easier on a laptop/desktop OS and it's better than nothing. For Android it is a bit harder but possible with Termux or the RSAF app from F-Droid.

My solution is surprisingly Microsoft OneDrive, but hear me out. I have the family plan that gives you 1TB per account and you can have up to 6 in the family, giving you a total of 6TB. The thing is, I don't trust Microsoft, so I use rclone with a crypt remote that encrypts everything before it reaches OneDrive and the encryption key lives in the rclone config on my machine. Make multiple local copies of this file and you're all set. You can replicate this with any storage provider and you don't have to trust them.

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