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the use case is "giving my phone to my little cousin to play with". if we make the reasonable assumption that little cousins probably want to play games or watch YouTube, pinning works for this. it isn't a perfect technological "set it and forget it" solution but the poster who asked about it might prefer this tradeoff, or at least find it "less bad" than other solutions pinning also works for photo apps. get a second photo app that you use solely when you want to show someone a few photos, then send the photos you want to show them to the second app, then pin the second app
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Don't put your fetish porn in the same place as your family photos. Hope this helps you, op
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Taffer posted:Don't put your fetish porn in the same place as your family photos. Hope this helps you, op What if they overlap, tho
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Shrimp or Shrimps posted:The only solution I've found to having encrypted media with tagging / nested albums/folders support is actually Samsung's "Secure Folder" Knox App, which creates a sandbox environment completely isolated from your standard phone environment. It doesn't answer all your requirements since it doesn't allow you to tag photos with "has a fetish for smashing watermelons on their own head during" but putting this stuff in a Veracrypt container (list of mobile clients here), such as EDS, may be a good way of protecting them. However, it requires manual organisation as files, so fire up your favourite File Manager. Can't help on the tagging specifically though.
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Sep 19, 2018 18:20
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Stop letting kids play with your phone or get a lovely extremely cheap second device to toss at them.
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So a second user account shares media with the first rather than having it's own dedicated space which is not what I expected so that's out. Encrypted folders is an option but I've found an even simpler one! I forgot my phone has expandable storage, so I just moved all my media to an SD card, removed the SD card, and walla, problem solved, and tags carry back over since they're saved to metadata (IIRC). Now I just copy back a bunch of safe photos back to the phone so we can browse em together and chat about them (it's great bonding!). Pop the SD card back in, and I've got all my nude watermelon smashing back. It's not just papaya porn and my extensive library of scrotal selfies tagged and catalogued by amount of wrinkles and season, though. There's 10 years of photos and videos that I've moved from phone to phone on this thing, I don't even know what the gently caress is on there from my young-man days when I still had friends. Fairly certain I've got snaps of mates getting tattoos, flipping the bird, mooning, a bong on a table in the background, etc. Also I'm certain I've got photos of when I wiped out mountain biking and gouged off a portion of my upper lip (RIP ever having a mustache *sob*). Don't want 6-year-old cousin Mary to stumble across that while we're looking through photos of my last trip to the zoo or w/e. Shrimp or Shrimps fucked around with this message at 00:58 on Sep 20, 2018 |
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Sep 20, 2018 00:52
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Voila.
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Shrimp or Shrimps posted:Pop the SD card back in, and I've got all my nude watermelon smashing back. I also recommend the Costco app, or a link to their website, as they do great deals on bulk fruit for those kinky weekends. That aside, I really recommend you back up those 10 years of photos to something reliable and not subject to loss or unexpected juice contact. Were this not the sort of porn you could sort into seeded and seedless, I would say Google Photos. Failing that, I'd again return to Veracrypt etc for that purpose.
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Sep 20, 2018 03:35
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Uthor posted:Voila. Thank you.
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Sep 20, 2018 04:46
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Its walla you nerds because its a joke, read the life hacks thread some time
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What's the battery stats app we like now? My Pixel keeps dropping 10-15% overnight and I want to find the culprit.
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Just jumped back into an Android-based phone (Note 9) after a long series of iPhones. What's the default suggestion in TYOOL 2018 for: -Lightweight eBook reader (epub/mobi/pdf) -File explorer (being able to access network shares is a plus) -I assume the thread title is still current re: Twitter clients that don't suck (like Twitter itself does)?
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Drone posted:-File explorer (being able to access network shares is a plus) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pl.solidexplorer2 Supports network shares as well.
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Drone posted:-Lightweight eBook reader (epub/mobi/pdf) Moon+ Reader is really good.
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Drone posted:Just jumped back into an Android-based phone (Note 9) after a long series of iPhones. What's the default suggestion in TYOOL 2018 for: I'm pretty sure Flamingo has been pulled from the store for hitting the API limit.
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Yeah, Flamingo hit the API token limit. AFAIK, Fenix 2 hasn't yet.
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BisterdDave posted:Moon+ Reader is really good. So good if it's mentioned I feel obligated to second it
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For translation apps, is there anything I should be considering other than Google Translate? I'd be using it (at first) for German to English, in case it matters.
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Cockmaster posted:For translation apps, is there anything I should be considering other than Google Translate? I'd be using it (at first) for German to English, in case it matters. No, use Google Translate.
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What's a good budgeting/financial tracking app that isn't Mint or YNAB? Looking for something clean that supports manual entry transactions and has decent stat breakdowns and stuff.
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Sep 24, 2018 02:51
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Is there any good alarms app that isn't the default Android one? Since the newest update my alarms straight up having been going off, which is really great since I, you know, have a job I need to get to on time.
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Sep 24, 2018 15:21
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AMdroid.
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Tim Whatley posted:Is there any good alarms app that isn't the default Android one? Since the newest update my alarms straight up having been going off, which is really great since I, you know, have a job I need to get to on time. Timely
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Timely has been bought and abandoned by Google, it also lacks material design and is comparatively feature poor. The alarm sounds it has are great tho, so great in fact I unpacked Timelys APK just so I could use them in other apps.
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That may all be true but Timely still does everything I want an alarm app to do, and I've had zero issues with it over several years.
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Timely works great, sounds great, and has zero issues along with alarms always being reliable. The fact it hasn't gotten recent updates is inconsequential.
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AMdroid has a lot of convenience features that Timely lacks, like skipping next days alarm or auto-skipping holidays. I understand a lack of updates being no reason to switch away from Timely but if I'm starting at zero, like the person asking is, I'd rather go with the more feature complete and future proof option.
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Incessant Excess posted:AMdroid has a lot of convenience features that Timely lacks, like skipping next days alarm or auto-skipping holidays. I understand a lack of updates being no reason to switch away from Timely but if I'm starting at zero, like the person asking is, I'd rather go with the more feature complete and future proof option. This is a good post full of truths. AMDroid is the way to go.
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My stock alarm stopped alarming the other day, turns out the volume had gone to zero somehow.
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Incessant Excess posted:AMdroid has a lot of convenience features that Timely lacks, like skipping next days alarm or auto-skipping holidays. I understand a lack of updates being no reason to switch away from Timely but if I'm starting at zero, like the person asking is, I'd rather go with the more feature complete and future proof option. I've never had a use case for that, as I toggle my alarm off every morning then on again at night  To each their own. Timely ticks every box for me and others.
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Tried both, went AMDroid just because the Timely UI is weird as gently caress to set an alarm. Thanks for recs. Yeah my default alarms app literally has been turning alarms off that I set the night before. Like, I'll wake up (20 minutes late, naturally) and they're not even switched on.
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Tim Whatley posted:Tried both, went AMDroid just because the Timely UI is weird as gently caress to set an alarm. Thanks for recs. And the best about that is that AMdroid has a history page to see what happened
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Stop being poors and just get an acutal alarm clock. 
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Kheldarn posted:Stop being poors and just get an acutal alarm clock. Why???
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Kheldarn posted:Stop being poors and just get an acutal alarm clock. You think people don't have alarm clocks because they are poor? Jesus man, how old are you? 60?
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Internet Explorer posted:You think people don't have alarm clocks because they are poor? Jesus man, how old are you? 60? Something a poor would say
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Kheldarn posted:Stop being poors and just get an acutal alarm clock. I'm old and remember the days of alarm clocks and it suuuuuccccckkkked. Power went out? I sure hope that battery you put in ten years isn't dead. And then there's all the ambient light and the fact that segmented LCDs are hard to read when you're tired. You also have to reset them twice a year for the time. Phones as an alarm clocks is cool and good, and AMdroid is the best one for Android.
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I'm 37 and the alarm clock I've had for the last 13 years is great. It's never crashed, run out of battery, or failed to go off. It automatically turns off on the weekends and there's a simple switch for daylight savings time. I don't need to remember to set it when I upgrade phones.
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I have a bedside alarm clock that not only has a built-in li-ion battery for power outages, it also automatically adjusts for daylight savings 
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i still have an alarm clock/radio but lol at using it for alarms. you can only set one (maybe two) alarms on them, the clock drifts, it's a pain to adjust the clock and alarm, 9-volt battery backup is bad design, and there's no scheduling abilities. I'm sure some Innernet of Tyngs clock exists but I bet it's worse than Android The AOSP clock app is one of my favorite computer programs of all time since about Android 4.0 or 5.0. I don't mean that to say other clock apps are worse or anything either, I just really like it!
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