@MistyPigeon said in Hi from Thailand – I'm Nack, 10 years with Ubuntu and ready to build!: This looks AI generated and 5 AI write detecters say this is 100 percent,the way i knew it was ai generated was by the emojis,formatting and the obvious markdown usage but Hi NK (can I call u that) Hi MP. Thanks for pointing that out.

Another test I did tonight. The GPS on UT was disabled 60 km from here. Waydroid satStat shows the correct position. I launched GPS Toolkit on UT. I enabled the GPS. It found the correct position in less than two seconds. Perhaps it depends on the device. Mine is Redmi Note 9 Pro running Focal

@domubpkm When I had this issue in the past, I always could reliable "fix" it with deleting the cache. I don't had to restart several times or something like that.

Hi everyone , Thanks for a all contributors and for answering questions. From my understanding, in an encrypted device, the phone is really secure after turning it off and before the first decryption/unlocking (BFU), after the device is first unlocked/decrypted (AFU) it is not as secure even if it is locked again because the encryption keys are stored in RAM. For extra security, would it be possible and hard to implement an option in the encryption settings to make the phone like in BFU every time the phone is locked ? Even if it takes longer to unlock each time of course

@thedeafenguy From what I know about anti rollback protection, you can downgrade or upgrade without problem if you don't relock bootloader.

@lduboeuf Thank you Lionel. I was already following the discussion in the UT-FP4 Telegram group on the same topic, but I was not aware of this one in Core Dev. Same contributors

@arubislander For sure! There is no foolproof solution when running applications that are sensitive to device security outside of their intended environment, especially not in an emulated environment! (Having alternative operating systems and/or backup phones ready to go is always a plus)