ImagePipe : This app reduces image size by changing the resolution and quality of the image. It also removes exif data before sending the image. The modified image is saved in a separate folder in jpeg format. The original image remains unchanged.
There’s a whole world of privacy-related things possible on Android! F-Droid, while extremely important, is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to protecting your privacy on Android.
Good list. Markor is one of the best apps for android hands down, and its FOSS so its really great. We’d been needing a good markdown editor badly, and markor does that and more.
OSM is better in some places than others, but its a great one too. I’ll have to try out GitNex, I’ve started to use codeberg now too, and it should be able to connect with it.
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ImagePipe : This app reduces image size by changing the resolution and quality of the image. It also removes exif data before sending the image. The modified image is saved in a separate folder in jpeg format. The original image remains unchanged.
To mention just a few
I feel like such a noob. I didn’t know you could install apps without the playstore unless you were using something like Microsoft App Center.
for everything else, there’s: https://www.apkmirror.com
all apps are verified.
fdroid covers 95% of my needs.
There’s a whole world of privacy-related things possible on Android! F-Droid, while extremely important, is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to protecting your privacy on Android.
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Check out ‘Scrambled Exif’ … erases info from photos before you share them
Good list. Markor is one of the best apps for android hands down, and its FOSS so its really great. We’d been needing a good markdown editor badly, and markor does that and more.
OSM is better in some places than others, but its a great one too. I’ll have to try out GitNex, I’ve started to use codeberg now too, and it should be able to connect with it.
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I’m sorry but who names their app “QuickDic” lol
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