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Android 16 has a 7-month-old bug that breaks VPN apps
Quote from Proton VPN: > Google has known about a bug that breaks VPN apps for 7 months, leaving users exposed with no warning or error, just a VPN app that stopped working in the background. > > If you're using ANY VPN on Android, you can help us by getting Google's attention to fix it. > > We first reported this bug to Google in September 2025. > > Others like Mullvad and Wireguard reported it even earlier, in August. > > Google's response? "I don't see anything unusual." > > The bug corrupts Android's network stack at the system level after a VPN update, causing users to blame their VPN provider. > > Restarting the app doesn't help, with the only fix being a full device reboot or VPN app reinstall, something which most users never figure out. > > This affects several VPN providers on Android 16, and only Google has the access to diagnose it properly. > > After 7 months of waiting, we're now asking publicly: Google, when are you fixing this? > > Issue Tracker Links: > > https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/441315112 > > https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/4474331
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This will be great for secure communication with people who have yet to switch to Android
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TLDR: New silicon-carbon smartphone batteries offer huge capacities in thinner phones (0:25). While many companies like Xiaomi are using them, major players like Apple, Samsung, and Google are holding back (0:55). The main reason appears to be concerns about battery swelling and longevity due to silicon expanding significantly during charging (3:09). These companies are waiting for more real-world data and improved reliability before adopting the technology on a large scale (6:44), especially given their massive production volumes (6:31) and the potentially severe consequences of battery failure (5:21). The US market's focus on software and ecosystem lock-in also means less pressure on hardware innovation (7:11).
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AI writes buggy and insecure code. It is not usable for any task beyond simple ones, such as asking what color is a carrot, given how much it hallucinates. You should check out Microsoft, with all their infrastructure outages, Windows bugs, and constant screw ups, as an example of the consequences.




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It’s interesting that the VR headset is ARM based. Maybe that’s a sign that 2027 will be the year of the ARM desktop


What game is this one from? The screenshot looks familiar but I can’t quite tell.



Long-time iOS user considering switch to Android - Need advice on $1000 flagships
cross-posted from: https://lemdro.id/post/31224403 >**Title:** Long-time iOS user considering switch to Android - Need advice on $1000 flagships > > **Body:** > > Hey everyone, I'm looking at phones around the $1000 price point and would love some input. I've been an iOS user for years but I'm seriously considering making the jump to Android this time. > > Here's what I'm looking at: > > **iPhone 17 Pro** - The safe choice since I'm already in the ecosystem > > **Samsung Galaxy S25** - Hearing good things about this generation > > **Pixel 10 Pro** - Probably crossing this one off the list due to the stability issues I've been reading about (the 911 call failures, overheating problems, etc.) > > **Nothing Phone** - The design looks really cool, but I'm not sure if they have anything in this price range > > For those who've made the switch from iOS to Android (or vice versa), what would you recommend? Any major gotchas I should know about? And is the Nothing Phone even worth considering as a daily driver at this price point? > > Thanks in advance!
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Programmer joke
cross-posted from: https://lemdro.id/post/28076394 >cross-posted from: https://lemdro.id/post/28076393 > >cross-posted from: https://lemdro.id/post/28076341 > > >"Yo mama so fat, she can sit on a binary tree and flatten it to a linked list in O(1) time"
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