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I’m currently building an Android app that utilizes Android Keystore and Shared Preferences to securely manage user accounts. I’m planning to build an iOS version of the app and I’m curious if there are equivalent technologies for iOS. Specifically, I’m wondering if there’s an equivalent to Android Keystore on iOS, or if the iCloud sync API would be a suitable alternative. I’ve seen other iOS apps use iCloud for syncing content, such as YouTube rss channels (Unwatched), but I’m not sure if that’s the same as Keystore. Is there a similar secure storage option on iOS, or would iCloud Key-Value Storage or CloudKit be the best options?

A year from now I was in my last year of high school.

Wow time flies…

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/22421335

I'm having trouble recalling the title of the video where the content creator Muta (SomeOrdinaryGamers) did an in-depth analysis (Deep Dive) of the kid (think his name is Miles) who traveled to Albania for some TikTok video because of (the word called I can’t remember what it’s called, where when students take a break from their education to take a little vacation), and that leads him to be unable to leave the county. I could be wrong about if it’s actually Albanian. I can't seem to locate it, and it's for my personal study. I could also be wrong and I’m sorry if that’s the case, I must have misunderstood and this is probably a Mandela effect.

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I'm having trouble recalling the title of the video where the content creator Muta (SomeOrdinaryGamers) did an in-depth analysis (Deep Dive) of the kid (think his name is Miles) who traveled to Albania for some TikTok video because of (the word called I can’t remember what it’s called, where when students take a break from their education to take a little vacation), and that leads him to be unable to leave the county. I could be wrong about if it’s actually Albanian. I can't seem to locate it, and it's for my personal study. I could also be wrong and I’m sorry if that’s the case, I must have misunderstood and this is probably a Mandela effect.

**Sorry if this isn’t the correct community. The creator doesn’t have a community on lemmy. **

I'm looking for an application thats designed to be a privacy focused alternative to Google's 'Google Assistant'. I've been looking for years, and couldn't. Spite me looking on F-Droid and github. I couldn't find anything that I was satisfied with. I'm on android 10, meaning I'm aiming for an optimized app, hell, an app not using spyware components or tracking etc.

I remember playing this modpack a while back in 2019/2020 where its filled with really fun and weird mods. Spite it being called "Lucky Block", there wasn't any lucky blocks in it, but I still enjoyed it nonetheless. The mod in question is the Crafting Table Icon you see on the right side of the screenshot. I'm not sure where to look, and I did attempt searching curseforge.com, nothing, even searching the user ForgeUser19520519 I couldn't find anything.

I would love to start playing this again for a lets play series I'm making soon.

Thanks!

I was wondering if there was an Open Source OnlyFans Alternative dedicated to Linux and Computer Engineering Related Content. Same Idea but with Unix Porn.

If this would exist, what would you do in its development, How would you improve it and make it profitable?

I am currently working on a video game project, It's 3D, and in a particular feature where players can listen to the radio. I want to pull data from Odysee (LBRY) and a specific channel that I want to play in-game.

If I can't pull data from the network, Is there another way for me to access either music or video content without breaking a ToS.

I'm working with python if that helps.I am also new, or semi new to Python.

I was wondering if there was any way I could grab all of the content creator's channel (that I watch) rss feed from YouTube and make it into one html file to host it on my github pages. I can then go to my rss reader, I use YouTube music and AntennaPod. YouTube music for my iPhone and AntennaPod on android as a backup.

Just wondering if this was possible, but also, I remember seeing a reddit post (or stack overflow) not long ago, like a year ago. A user asked about this and youtube shut that down due to, and I'm taking a guess, its because of this may block ads preventing them from making profit.

Let’s imagine a hypothetical scenario where an alien spaceship crash-lands at a specific spot where North Dakota and Saskatchewan meet. In this case, would the aliens face any legal consequences, such as fines or imprisonment, for illegally crossing the border? Given that this location is quite remote and sparsely populated, how do you think authorities from both the United States and Canada would handle such an unprecedented situation in terms of jurisdiction and border control?

Just wondering because I do believe that there are other lives out there in this vast universe. Sorry, but the last post I made regarding Streetview, I checked out panoramax.fr, and found it really interesting and fun to use as a FOSS Google Maps Alternative.

I was wondering if it was possible to upgrade my phone to Android 11 (god for bid Android 13/14) on my Samsung S9.

I remember back when I did this, back in 2020 I somehow installed Android 11, it must of been an update Samsung rolled out and I didn't noticed until in December of 2021, I accidentally factory reset, yes, ask me how I managed to do that.

Just wondering if this is possible, as I know its not, and I know that the S9 is EOL.

I am trying to find this application that's in fdroid (repo on github) but I am unable to find it again. It's an application designed to help bring the music finder feature from android 12+ to older versions. Android compute core.

shazam foss alternative built into AOSP

Just something I like that Android has, no Google from what I've read back when I got my pixel. The music that my phone detects doesn't get sent to google. Anyways, I can't find app, and the icon is literally the same as the official one from what AOSP has.