Patww79 wrote: » Some big improvements to Pocket Casts in the latest update this weekend.
Patww79 wrote: » About time they started implementing more of the stuff they bought Waze for.https://www.androidpolice.com/2018/12/11/google-maps-waze-like-incident-reporting-shows-up-for-many-doesnt-work-yet/
Hello, all. We're on the cusp of Christmas, so it's no surprise that we have a lot of apps on sale today. Part of that is, of course, due to my skipping of Wednesday's roundup as a sort of experiment — spoiler alert: it didn't work out in my favor. So here we are. Today's list grew to such monumental proportions that I shaved it in half, effectively creating two parts. One is what you're reading now, the other will be published tomorrow. There are plenty of big names on sale, like Square Enix, Devolver, Noodlecake, Asmodee Digital, and so on.
Mr E wrote: » Lemmings is a cynical cash grab. Give me a premium version and I'd buy it quicker than you could say "Let's Go!"
Remote Fingerprint Unlock There are plenty of Android devices out there that contain fingerprint sensors, and Remote Fingerprint Unlock is a new app that makes it very easy to leverage their fingerprint reading capabilities to unlock your Windows PC. So if you'd like to set up an extra layer of security for your PC, Remote Fingerprint Unlock is an excellent solution. Monetization: free / contains ads / IAPs $1.99 a piece
Smart Disk Mounter is the app which the smart phone can be used as Wireless USB disk at the computer. Smart mobile phones can be used as a wireless hard drive in PC Windows and Mac OS-X. It is designed that the smartphone can do same operation with general USB memory disk or Wi-Fi wireless disk device. It doesn't use any USB cable, USB memory, memory card, web browsers or the general FTP programs. This app offers functions to save and read the data of smartphone in PC Windows and Mac OS-X
marcbrophy wrote: » I'm using it through the Private DNS setting on Android 9, so I'm not sure if the app causes drain. The setting for Private DNS is: 1dot1dot1dot1.cloudflare-dns.com In case anyone was looking for it
corkie wrote: » Pie DNS AdBlocker (without VPN)Adguard's new announcement gives the ability to block all ads on Web and apps without any apps installed or vpn running, on any connection (WiFi and mobile) just by changing a setting in Android Pie. So the announcement is here:The official release of AdGuard DNS — a new unique approach to privacy-oriented DNS If you have Android Pie on your smartphone, go to "private dns" settings, change your dns to "dns.adguard.com" ^^^ Does work and no root required. Only limitation is you have no facility to whitelist some urls. It is another alternative to cloudflare's DNS posted earlier in thread.
Android 9 (Pie) or later Android 9 supports "Private DNS" which uses DNS-over-TLS to provide security and privacy for your DNS queries. You can configure it with the following steps.Go to "Settings" → "Network & Internet" → "Advanced" → "Private DNS". Select Private DNS provider hostname. Enter dns.google as the hostname of the DNS provider. Click Save.
corkie wrote: » DNS Now google has the facility over TLS on PIE!Google Public DNS now supports DNS-over-TLS Instructions
Hoboo wrote: » Ive read up what this is, but other than it being a secure connection when on a public network (I think) im not sure if I need it or not. Can someone advise please. New to Android. Running Pie on a xiaomi mi a2 lite. Thanks for your help.
