Use a hardened Firefox, use a different search engine
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I don't even have chrome installed. I use Firefox and Duckduckgo. It in android phones and gsuite products that people have to use for work.You have to go to extreme lengths to uninstall on desktop as outlined in the article, and cannot uninstall or opt out of on android.
My power button on my phone now opens Gemini... Every damn time it's bumped. Press to wake? Oh hello Gemini
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Somehow I've never come across any of these things in my day to day. I hope I can casually avoid them for a long long time.
That's how it is. I never even set up Gemini when my phone updated. I never used google assistant either.
They're laying down the road and try to get you to use it. The toll booths come soon enough when every alternative gets blocked as much as possible.
I just tried it for the first time. I like how it tried to educate me
I didn't like the verbosity overall
It felt dumb that using it via android studio it didn't have any capacity. It didn't know I was building for android. It couldn't implement any of its own suggestions and a lot of the suggestions were incomplete.
After asking chatgpt, Gemini and deepseek I still can't get Godot to build an android export that contains the sqlite shared object accessible to the code.
I'm losing my mind.