In trying to use things like Netflix and Spotify in the Morph browser, I recently learned about Widevine and issues playing DRM content in web browsers. Is the "widenabler" app in the Open Store which provides "experimental Widevine support" still a recommended method to try?

Again @matteo, I understand your point of view and agree about rewarding the work done. Marius will always remain founder of UBports, and no one can take away his personal contributions to Ubuntu Touch. I'm not saying you implied otherwise but that should be clear . As for his current whereabouts, only he can answer that. I personally don't know, but even if I did, I'm not one to speak for others without their consent... This is my final comment on the topic as I don't want this question to be more than it is, but I wanted to answer as I didn't want this question to be seen as taboo. And I hope it's enough transparency for the moment. And as I said the concerns you raised were heard and we (I'm a trustee now) will try to address it because transparency is really important for this community. Thank you for the talk it's always interesting to see things through the eyes of someone else. Cheers.

@beyolf My question is only aimed at the latest version of Android. I think the latest version is Android 12. Of course, if you stay on the 10 version that's OK too. Ubuntu Touch works yes. I installed the OS at short notice and noticed some small progress with Focal. Thank you I would also be delighted if you finally managed to get 4G telephony up and running on UT. Thanks again to everyone behind this project!

@Bolly you cannot sign up to telegram with telegram desktop. You need an iOS or Android app to do that, unfortunately.