Is a release at the Play Store planned?

Yeah, I could install F-Droid for just one app, but I'm not going to :-). I am currently updating the app via the Codeberg Site, but auto-updates would be nicer.

Ich habe seit Kurzem einen Glasfaser-Anschluss. Den alten DSL-Vertrag habe ich durch den neuen Glasfaser-Anbieter kündigen lassen (inkl. Rufnummernmitnahme), er läuft aber noch ca. ein Jahr - ich muss so lange auch noch nichts für den Glasfaser-Vertrag zahlen.

Ich weiß, dass man bei einem Mobilvertrag seine Nummer schon x Tage vor Vertragsende mitnehmen kann. Aber wie ist es bei der Festnetznummer? Muss ich da bis zum Vertragsende warten? Dann würde bis dahin eine einsame Fritzbox am Telefonanschluss rumdümpeln und nichts anderes machen als als DECT-Basis zu dienen.. Oder kann man so was wie eine vorzeitige Portierung beantragen?

I have been an Android user for 13 years now. After using almost every Google service possible I am going down the privacy rabbit hole lately. Gmail -> Proton Mail, Chrome -> Firefox, Keep -> Notesnook, Google Search -> Kagi, ...

I am currently using a Galaxy S23 with as few Google apps as possible (and focussing mainly on open-source apps). I am familiar with rooting (I was a CyanogenMod user back in the days), but today I want to use the phone without tinkering and problem solving. I also like to use a smartwatch and banking apps, so GrapheneOS is a no-go unfortunately.

So it is "Stock" Android (or Samsung's Android ) vs. iOS for me. Is it better (in terms of privacy) to use an iPhone or stick with an Android phone with an system wide ad-/tracking Blocker (I use Adguard)? It seems there are more privacy-friendly/open-source apps on Android.

Tomorrow Season 1 will begin and I want to start with a new character then.

I'm currently playing a Rogue at Level 50 and I am at Act V. When I play through the game before starting Season 1 with a new char, does this make a change? Can I skip the story completely after completing the game once?

I would be interested in the number of (new) Lemmy users. Similar to @[email protected]

Are there any graphs that show users over time for all instances?