How to turn off Gemini on Android — and why you should
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So are we just casually mentioning Graphene in every Android article like Linux is mentioned in every Windows article? How many new phones actually support Graphene?
Pretty much. For all the same reasons. Both of them solve all sorts of problems.
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graphene cant be installed on just any device. the list is quite small actually.
I'm aware, thank you.
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None of my work apps nor my banks app are compatible with Graphene. We need legislation at this point.
I don't believe you
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Learn how to turn off Gemini on Android, what the Google AI can see, its privacy risks, and how to limit its reach across your device.
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I think it's different in the EU
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So are we just casually mentioning Graphene in every Android article like Linux is mentioned in every Windows article? How many new phones actually support Graphene?
isnt it only for pixels.
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easy, install graphene instead
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it’s becoming harder to fully turn off or remove.
They're going to phase out assistant almost completely, migrating features to gemini.
Realistically the privacy of assistant was not better, but gemini uses a fully functional LLM and not a huge if-else-switch statement for standard commands.I think they have the upper hand over AI companies as they own the internet and youtube for training purposes.
But gemini wants to be my friend if I don't stop it, and it's creepy and weird.
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easy, install graphene instead
Ah yes, for the whole 5% of people that have a Pixel
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So are we just casually mentioning Graphene in every Android article like Linux is mentioned in every Windows article? How many new phones actually support Graphene?
The circlejerk around Graphene is insane, it wouldn't be as bad if it wasn't literally only supported by Pixel phones that have 2% marketshare
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Alternatively:
- Install GrapheneOS
- Never concern yourself with invasive software again
I've never even seen Gemini on my phone.
Do I:
- Run a few commands to disable one app and keep my phone intact
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- Install a whole new OS to avoid one dumb AI app, and the OS only works with Pixel phones (which isn't even my phone as I actively avoid touching anything Google in the first place)...
A tricky decision, indeed.
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Do I:
- Run a few commands to disable one app and keep my phone intact
OR
- Install a whole new OS to avoid one dumb AI app, and the OS only works with Pixel phones (which isn't even my phone as I actively avoid touching anything Google in the first place)...
A tricky decision, indeed.
If it were about one app, and you could do that, I would be inclined to agree. But it's not and you can't. It's about new bullshit constantly being shoved down your throat.
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It can be boiled down to: avoid anything big corpos are pushing
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I don't believe you
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Ah yes, for the whole 5% of people that have a Pixel
no problems, just solutions
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nobody has to use an operating system made by an advertisement company.
My device's bootloader can be unlocked in 5 minutes, yet it's not on any of these lists you shared
Uhhh interesting, what kind of device is that ? Is it really new ? Maybe that's why there is no community support for it. Because nobody has started hacking on it yet
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Uhhh interesting, what kind of device is that ? Is it really new ? Maybe that's why there is no community support for it. Because nobody has started hacking on it yet
Galaxy S23, sold many units and isn't a last gen device
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