https://apps.apple.com/us/app/callsheet-find-cast-crew/id1672356376 for ios

Lazy self-care taker here! I could not resolve myself to make much time for self care so i just built in a few things in my daily routine: walk my 10k steps a day to get some alone time & reflect, slow down my life rythm by avoiding to run from one thing to the next and focus on things i like, increase the amount of sport i do (outside in nature as opposed to a gym (or indoors) that looks like a soulless beton cage), eat better and healthier, drink less, i have now a personal assistant in my phone to scribble down anything (memos, tasks, ideas, thoughts...) so as to not clog my head with things 'i have to remember', re-focus on beneficial friendships, etc...

Good news for Qwant - quite a neat search engine

Google dont manage to get data phoned back with GrapheneOS i seem to recall. I may be wrong

Yep - that's because Apple has not released a stable way to create alternative app stores. Developpers still have to find roundabout ways to offer an alternative store. I am sure they will adapt as soon as they can get a stable stand-alone app working in the apple ecosystem

Mainly because US investors are lazy investors:

1. The security is in USD (no change required)
2. The security trades at normal US trading hours (not with time delay due to time differential btw the US and the country of origin of the company)
3. It is treated as a local security in your tax declaration hence easier to declare to taxes from an individual investor's perspective

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_depositary_receipt

I think you could reconsider your position re Pixel/Google phones. It is the one major maker that allows you to deploy an OS securely on their phone and GrapheneOS is grand. I have used it on a secondary phone for years.

These guys have been around for a little while: https://altstore.io/

These guys have been around for a little while: https://altstore.io/

It works well if you self host with your own domain! Grewt piece of kit, really

I dont think so. I get my self hosted aliases banned. They must read the dkim/spf/dmarc or other types of headers against a base of mainstream email providers

Typical Google: 'everything needs to constantly change for nothing to evolve at all'