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It's not a review though?

I think it's safe to assume she wrote something like [insert date here]. That seems like a pretty obvious explanation to me anyways.

Ya, and I can only speak for myself, but I don't have a lot to give to charity so when I do it sure as heck isn't random. There's far too many scammy charities out there for that, I don't donate anything without at least a little researching first.

Their point still stands

It's not a prerequisite, it's just that it works better.

Good points! I think I'm leaning slightly towards the Pixel at the moment. It's true that while I'm not interested in a custom ROM now that could change down the line.

Good question, I assume that both OneUI and Pixel Android support the old three button navigation as well as gestures, but I'm not certain.

edit: Upon looking into it I can confirm that android 16 (and its derivative presumably) support three button navigation.

One theory I heard was that it was a preemptive measure incase they're forced to sell off (or split off or whatever) chrome due to potential antitrust issues they're facing. This would then have some really fucky downstream effects regarding ChromeOS. Or maybe this is something to try to avoid the antitrust issue in the first place? I don't really know and this is all second hand speculation.

Maybe. The one thing I can say for sure is that far too much of eastern Europe is coloured green.

It's about $8 CAD / month, which is noticeably more than Air vpn's ~$5.25 CAD / month (if I signed up for two years). That being said I understand your point, assuming that they have that trust. As someone who isn't familiar with them though I need to first know why they deserve it more than others. Other people do seem to speak highly of them though and have made some points that are in their favour.

What is it about Mullvad that makes it superior to all other options? I'm open to it, I just need something to justify the higher price.

How important is port forwarding? I've never really bothered with it. I'm definitely still in the shallow end of the pool when it comes to using vpns.