WhyJiffie

I can't tell you that, sorry. I prefer cash, never paid with a phone yet. This OS can safely lock your bootloader (does so with the automatic installer), but I wouldn't think it passes the safetynet check without some closed source magisk module that patches the verification system.

on web, you may use firefox's containers.
on mobile, try out schildichat. its a soft fork of the official client, has some changes and is regularly updated

apple and google is just a small part of the problem. using a debit card is not much better either

oh, that's good to know! iirc that's the same reason it happens on windows too

oh, that's good to know! iirc that's the same reason it happens on windows too

oh yeah now that you say, SMB/CIFS mounted share if connection is no more. when I experienced this, it was temporary though, because there's a timeout which is half (or double?) of the configurable reconnection timeout. but now that I think of it, I'm not sure if it made it unkillable.

with that attitude..

not sure what section you mean, but check out jadx: https://github.com/skylot/jadx

Experience in java is recommended.

killall just kills all instances of a program, not everything.

and also, long pressing the power button should just shut it down, no?

on windows a process can get in a state so that it is impossible to make it go away, even with process explorer or process hacker. mostly this also involves the bugged software becoming unusable.

I encounter such a situation from time to time. one way it could happen is if the USB controller has got in an invalid state, which one of my pendrives can semi-reliably reproduce. when that happens, any process attempting to deal with that device or its FS, even the built-in program to remove the drive letter, will stop working and hang as an unkillable process.

and as a result you will get the Oh No regime

I think there's a balance. if you really don't care anymore, you'll become a bad person that nobody wants around