Well, not anymore… Ehm icloud scanning

I watched Borat with my dad when I was 9.

*everywhere

Just use signal or any e2e instant messanger instead of it.

Yes

Just use the clutch while starting the engine and you can be in any gear you want.

Yes, let people do what they want.

It did, but was later removed for some reason.

Well, this person (according to their post history) has schizophrenia, but this could kinda be real and probably also happned, if not recently, probably sometime in history. Of course the stereotype about rape victims actually exists.

Just check if it’s legal first.

Or if they copy the data from the servers, as it isn’t e2e, the data is unencrypted on the server (or usually encrypted on the server with keys accesible by people working there) as far as I know.

You can replace the battery easily and there are roms like calyx and divestos, which support bl relocking. Although divestos doesn’t look very stable, but I haven’t tried it.

I think some op phones also meet the requirements.

So you drive manual on an auto? Weird.

The initial performance is always decent. The problem is the planned obsolessence. To compare two 2017 phones: my mom’s Huawei p10 and my Redmi 4X, for example. The p10’s geekbench score is ~2* the Redmi’s and it’s visible even in simple use. Web browsing works fine on the p10, but on the Redmi, it takes way longer to render a page slightly heavier, than wikipedia. OSMand works on the p10 perfectly, but on the Redmi, it takes very long to calculate routes and crashes often. If you want to use a phone for ~10 years, it’s usually better to invest in a performant one.

Most of EU still drives manuals (most older models and newer floor models of VW group). I’ve been in an automatic once in my entire life.

And how do you engine brake with an automatic, is that a thing?

But the performance is terrible for the price. The only jack phone I would reccomend is poco f5.

And recently also top end midrangers for some reason.

http://customrombay.org/

I looked it up on youtube and: tutorial