It is possible to install android on some kindle ereaders
It is possible to install android on some kindle ereaders
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What about a Boox?
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If I had to buy an ereader I would buy something that is native android but my pw3 had been passed to me from my grandmother, which I cherish the device but I care deeply about privacy and freedom so hackdroid is a great middle ground.
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As much as I love Android, it’s not for the privacy conscious, unless you can degoogle.
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Even without google, it's a security nightmare. Which makes it a privacy nightmare.
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I don't have gaps on my kindle. And even has limited system apps as it needs to be light for the hardware
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Love my Boox Page
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Been using Boox Poke 5 for more than a year. Really happy with it.
Latest android update added quick share which is much better than bluetooth to transfer my epub and other files
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Yeah I really enjoy my Tab Ultra C as well. How does quickshare work?
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Enable quick share to receive from everyone (if using different google account) in receiver side, this should be there in quick setting from swipe down (if not there, maybe it's hidden, try to find it in edit setting). And then on sender when sharing, just use quick share. It will then show nearest devices.
Afaik, it will use wifi to transfer the file, so it's much faster than simple Bluetooth
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What does google have to do with local share?
Use KDE Connect
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I'm team LocalSend
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I didn't know about this fine piece of software. Nice!
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Do I have to use a Google account?
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