If someone just has System for gaming only, is there really a risk? Shunning they only sign into game clients.

Can these be run on Linux?

I’ve been looking into this a bit already. I’m actually on a road trip and will start driving soon, but if your respond to this comment I can fill you in on what I’ve learning in the next day or two.

Mainly because I do not need two phones. My iPhone 15 works just fine and I won’t get a new phone until it’s on its last legs.

Thanks! That helps a lot. At first glance it appears my banking apps are all there. Last time I checked this list the country I live in wasn’t even on the list 😂

I’ll give this a more comprehensive look when the Motorola phones comes out with graphene

I have to respect them for this move.

I’m hesitant to switch to Android to try them out as you can’t return things in the country where I live, so if my finance and business apps don’t work, then I’m stuck with a phone I do not want.

Maybe once I have some surplus gash I can take the risk.

As far as I know you need to authenticate through them.

Alternatively, you could setup your own vpn to do all this, but it is much more work and will likely have some cost.

When you connect to Tailscale, via cli it should give you a link to use to connect it to your account. You can get the ip address in various ways. One of which is just looking on your Tailscale dashboard. You need to have Tailscale installed on every machine you want to talk with.

I was going to say Tailscale. You will need to give more details about what didn’t work with Tailscale, but it has been pretty seamless for me.