How to set up Google’s Advanced Protection Program | Secure YouTube Channel

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[akcn.grapheneos]

Another great video that'a on point and easy to understand!

Excellent coverage and overview of your progress, it's inspirational and shows how to move forward in personal development growth to success on topics of interest.

Thanks for explaining your test results on GrapheneOS for your viewers and subscribers.

[catboyneedspets]

I'm interested if the blocking 3rd party apps from getting your google data works on GrapheneOS as it has no real power over the system so that attack service could still work if you can make a video on if that works or not please do

[phun]

Regarding the yubikey NFC issue, have you tried enabling storage scopes for Google Play Services?

[barryallen]

Thanks for this video Josh.
It is still mess and not thinking good enough. What if hardware gets corrupted?
Could you create a guide for installing graphene OS on Xiaomi, Redmi and Poco phones.
Alternatively suggest a custom OS such as Sailfish or Bada. These are/were not as safe as Android but they are still a good option. What do you think? Pls reply

[kmq]

i've enrolled to this program but i have problem with authorize galaxy watch with google account. Any help?

[ScriptureFirst]

Back to your last vid. Do you think gboard w network access denied in grapheneOS is private?

[MidianNiles]

Hey Josh, great video; I got my 2 YubiKeys setup and got my GrapheneOS/Pixel6 setup. One major problem though, is trying to access my email on my 'non-googled' profile; my email app (FairEmail) doesn't have a way to authenticate via security keys. At the time of composing this, I can't check email on my 'non-googled' profile on GrapheneOS. Have you been able to get your emails using your owner "non-google" profile to work?

[TheHikingGeek]

Hello. Signal has stopped SMS. What do you recommend for a secure SMS app? Thank you

[GouriSaha-bw]

I have a question... That I have one yubikey and I want to purchase another so my question is that can I set this two yubikey with other Gmail account and active Google advance protection program all my account with same Two yubikey.... Next I see a video where a guy told me that yubikey can protected you from log in sessions cookie hacked...

[lisoliveira]

Maybe you need to whitelist the security key on your VPN otherwise NFC won't work

[ArtOfHealth]

This is really just a mess. I read what you recommended in Graphene. Not even Android development is caught up on all the problems. But Daniel is being very diligent about solving these issues to protect Graphene users. The temptation to live in lockdown mode for more privacy and security is becoming more of a common sense decision for me. Saying goodbye to all things this G company has to offer might just be what we need.

[bananajoe]

Yeah, you can't secure your account from google. That's the real problem. Since google isn't exactly protective of your data, anyone can get to it.