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Check out Shelter. Iuse Shelter myself but I have heard that Insular does the same thing. Shelter has an option of installing from APK directly into work profile. I tried installing different versions just now and it worked.

Edit: Hadn’t properly read your post. Changed my reply to better fit the question

Oh okay. Thanks!

Sorry I wasn’t clear. I meant carrying a card in phone case.

Dumb question: What’s wrong with a credit/debit card?

Edit: I mean in the phone case

I think Signal is against that because it compromises their security model. Also I think they aren’t required by law to implement it but I’m not sure.

Oh okay thanks!

Oh okay. Thanks! Does it pass the integrity checks?

Okay. Thanks a lot! :)

I’ll try that thanks!

Desktop Linux allows root access and is still secure. Allowing root access doesn’t make it insecure.

Yeah I have read that. And couldn’t find any reason why. When I ask about root people only say "if you want root, graphene isn’t for you"😅

Yeah I’m currently running LineageOS. I wanted root mainly for adblock (modifying /etc/hosts) and AppOps. Does Graphene have those features built in?

What is the root scene on Graphene? I know the dev is pretty against it but I like having root access after being used to it. Is it possible to easily root it without any integrity issues later on?

Try flashing GrapheneOS if you’re comfortable with it?

No. I was banned from Instagram. Good luck! Hope it works for you :p

If you really want to be keep using the service, get a non watermarked random guy’s pic (he must be holding something) from the internet, write what they want on a paper and edit the pic so that the guy is holding what you wrote. This might not work because of the personal ID requirement but trying it doesn’t hurt.

They usually have a face detection algorithm running along with ocr and rarely check if this is a stock photo. I need to use Instagram to be in the loop. They blocked my account for using Barinsta so I did this and they unblocked it.

You could say Russian landing was more impactful and groundbreaking