impure9435

I just use NextDNS with Android's Private DNS feature for DNS filtering, works pretty well.

I do the same with the built-in GrapheneOS network permission toggle

They are working on support for Tor, I2P and other networks: https://radicle.xyz/faq#is-there-a-way-to-run-radicle-over-tor-i2p-or-other-censorship-resistant-networks

Also check out Radicle, it's basically decentralized Git. @forgejo@floss.social is also working on a federation solution: @ForgeFed@floss.social (https://forgefed.org/)

Downvoted by .ml/hexbear trolls

Dark Reader

No, not really. OctoDroid might be worth checking out though.

From my experience: They're pretty good

Thanks!

FastHub-Libre is a little old, but still works perfectly

Check out GrapheneOS! It's built from AOSP with some privacy and security improvements, no change in user experience though. It also removes all the bloated Google crap, as well as the spyware. It's the only mobile OS I would use nowadays.

There are millions of systems still running windows 95 for hardware that can't use anything newer (think CNC machines).

These are never connected to the internet though. Also, these aren't personal devices that store sensitive information, they're just used for one specific task (and without internet connection), which is fine.