Did you by chance read about the recent news where the Aliexpress site plays a silent signal on your speaker output, most likely to fingerprint the device over the unique sound device id or something? If they really really want to know, they can get pretty creative in figuring out who you are without cookies and IPs. Aliexpress is just one example that someone randomly uncovered, who knows what other mischievous methods there are out there that we haven’t even remotely thought of yet.

Be careful with chargebacks on Google Play though. I hear Google don’t like chargebacks and they absolutely ghost you after permanently disabling your Google account if you do it.

I see. I’m fairly new to this, obviously. Appreciate the context.

Very interesting, saving this as I’m planning to migrate to Immich too but I’m still in the uhemm… conceptual phase…

One question not really related to the core of your post: is running Immich in a VM inside a VM fine in terms of performance? I seem to remember somewhere someone saying that something as resource intensive as Immich would be severely hindered in a VE

The stack is Proxmox running […] a Debain VM. The Debian VM runs docker where Immich runs.

Doesn’t help a whole lot if you hand the unlocked phone with the unlocked app to a police officer.

Not that I disagree but, “officially”?

¿Donde esta la biblioteca?