@arubislander said in App security (new KeepassRX app): @t12392n said in App security (new KeepassRX app): I wish there was an strict firewall native in Ubuntu Touch so that we would see and control what is allowed to talk. A local Keepass should not talk to the internet. If the app is confined (as this one is) you don't need to blindly trust that the package in the open store was compiled by the code that is linked, to be sure it doesn't phone home. If you know what to look for, you can download the .click package and examine the contents. The most important is the .apparmor file, which describes what permissions the packages requests from the system. Admittingly, I am lacking full understanding of how this .click system works nor having deep understanding of how App Armor so I am at an disadvantage. But thanks for the note, I will need to re up on both .click packages! @klh said in App security (new KeepassRX app): @t12392n said in App security (new KeepassRX app): A local Keepass should not talk to the internet. Where did you get the idea that it does? My mistake, I should have been more clear that it was an example case that a password app should never need to talk with the internet, which believe it or not, is common with apps on Google Play store.

@kugiigi ah! Keen eye. I assumed it was set to automatic, but it was indeed set to manual. I've reset back to auto and am now able to see the different channels, so I am checking for updates. I'll report back once it finishes spinning

@RandomUser said in How to update Xenial to Focal?: but of course the installation is interupted. Hi, In my experience it is not the case. I force the fastboot mode by pressing the vol+power buttons and just continue the install. I'm not sure whether I unplug the device or not, but I didn't have issue continuing or nothing that a retry couldn't fix. But I have also to clarify that I don't own the same device and I know devices with A/B boot might have some additional complexity (not sure if that's the case of the OP6).

Try the latest hotfix for OTA-25.

@randomuser Sometimes it is what it is and works and your never sure exactly why, main thing is your up and running.

Note that Imdb recently redesigned their site so it's possible it's that too. Webview in UT is just generally not performing well.

@randomuser No easy way to adjust iti system-wide at the moment. Vibration indeed can vary between devices although they are of the same value in the code. And yeah, nexus 5 does have a weaker vibration than others.

For almost three years now I have 2GB swap on my Pro 5.

Same as @Michael for me. So everything's ok now.

Since a couple of days ago I'm having issues with GPS in my Nexus 5. Whenever I try to use uNav, after I tell it to get the location, a black screen appears with "GPS access disabled". GPS is enabled. Also: the GPS indicator is always full white, even if I disable GPS. Curiously it was working perfectly only two or three days ago, and I haven't received any updates or changed anything in my settings AFAICT I'm on 15.04/rc.