Maybe less, but still some

The whole network behind it, isn’t.

Like a open source frontend for YouTube. It’s open source but relie heavily on non-FOSS softwares

No antivirus is needed if you know what you’re doing.

If you don’t, don’t do it or document yourself on.

Yeah that’s what I thought 😁

(Thanks anyway)

Private trackers

(Or soul seek but it’s not open source)

I2P?

Oh yeah sorry I thought that both ends configured custom self hosted servers. But yeah in the “normal” case the self hosted server is “only” contributing to the network

Why not “only”?

To remain free (for good reasons or not btw).

But at the end the goal is to protect the freedom for everyone and give everyone a chance to live without interruptions by any entity that wants to regulate that

Great news !

But not willing to see its comeback

I didn’t read the terms but I think this is against Google terms of services, so sure you can patch this out but as a company you would suffer legal actions or would be forced to remove Google services from your devices.

Samsung will just ask Samsung Store devs to be registered

Again not on custom ROMs.

(And could help the push of new alternatives os)

What a nice thing to do

For Java it’s pretty straightforward, on Linux download PolyMC and on windows MultiMC.

PolyMC is a fork of MultiMC and is more available on Linux, basically it’s the foundation of PrysmLauncher but these are supporting offline accounts (aka cracked Minecraft)