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        Rinkeby
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        I have a question to you guys. I donΒ΄t have a problem running waydroid. its fast, got good browsers and my vpn. Ubuntu does not. But instead a nice open source OS. So here I am wondering. What is worse for your privacy and security. Running waydroid. Or clean Ubuntu. I really want to run clean ubuntu and waydroid when I need to. But these click apps doesnt cut it instead. The browsers are very simple with no trackblockers.

        Best regards

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          DPITTI @Rinkeby
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          @Rinkeby with Waydroid runs Android Apps not clicks. Tor Browser is good.

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            Rinkeby @DPITTI
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            @DPITTI

            Yeah? I cant find it in appstore. Onion I can find. and it doesnt have modern blockers it says.

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              MrT10001 @Rinkeby
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              @Rinkeby Ubuntu or Ubuntu touch to clarify?

              Running a VPN with any browser is good. However if they want to track you they willπŸ˜ŽπŸ•΅οΈ

              Xiaomi Redmi Note 7.... And more...
              I have too many devices...

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                Rinkeby @MrT10001
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                @MrT10001

                Ubuntu Touch of course. And I am not too worried about being tracked by the guys who need to. But rather facebook, google and so forth. The reason for UT in the first place.

                But unfortunately I can not get my VPN to run in UT, but in waydroid with nice browsers. But dont know how secure waydroid is compared to UT without it. I guess its marginal.

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                  MrT10001 @Rinkeby
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                  @Rinkeby I use a VPN on Xenial with the very helpful VPN editor. I haven't tried it on Focal yet which last time I looked didn't have the VPN editor.

                  Xiaomi Redmi Note 7.... And more...
                  I have too many devices...

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                    Rinkeby @MrT10001
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                    @MrT10001

                    Yeah, I tried so bad both on xenial and focal. and focal is in focus, because thats the one I am going to run for real. Once its functional.

                    I guess I have to wait.

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                      DPITTI @Rinkeby
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                      @Rinkeby Orion is a Webbrowser for Xenial. VPN KP.With Waydroid a Emulator works Tor not for Clicks.

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                        domubpkm
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                        A VPN will always be more secure under Firefox in Waydroid given that morph-browser has DNS and webrtc leaks (no Firefox).

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                          Rinkeby @domubpkm
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                          @domubpkm

                          Thanks man. Good to know. I was worried about that.

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                            MrT10001 @Rinkeby
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                            @Rinkeby Just faffed about trying to get a VPN running on Focal. No dice, it is late, so it will be something for another day!

                            Xiaomi Redmi Note 7.... And more...
                            I have too many devices...

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                              arubislander @MrT10001
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                              @MrT10001 on Focal it is possible to load .ovpn files via the nmcli commandline tool.

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