What’s the point of making over generalizing statements like this?

Might change if you get a VPN and change servers. I’m assuming that the suggested accounts are based on location.

I completely forgot about repositories in F-Droid. This is very helpful, thank you.

I’m curious, why do you use that over a VPN?

Same. Seems like YouTube is back on their anti VPN and frontend spree which will inevitability have a workaround and then they’ll be at it again. It’s cyclical at this point.

I’ll look into it. Thanks.

Edit: it’s not on f-droid :/

Wait, what? How does that work?

You don’t actually have to have a beefy computer to self host. I know with deepseek there’s a 1.5b model which is optimized for low end hardware. I self hosted it on a desktop from 2012 and it worked alright. 8gb RAM, i5 processer, quad core. Was the GPU usage high? Yep. Still worked tho.

No, we do not. Instead we phase through the door and pop out on the other side to get in and out.

Do you know if there’s a difference in the frequency of releases of the f-droid version and the play store version?

I’m in the US. I wonder if there’s any drawback to using an Australian provider. Like, will it get flagged or something?

I don’t get why they don’t just make it a paid service entirely. Seems odd that email providers like to do that.

Do they compare similarly in regards to privacy?

Care to elaborate?

Assuming this email is legit, the best thing that you can do is change as many of your passwords as possible to be unique and complex. You may also want to consider deleting old email addresses and getting new ones. Alternatively you can separate your emails addresses by having one for signing up for spammy services, one for personal stuff, one for work/school, etc. Try not to have much overlap between them all.

Edit: I also highly recommended using a temporary email for signing up for stuff whenever possible. I always use this one , but there are plenty of others too.