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DoorDash APK

Can anyone help me out and find a working APK for Doordash? Just the regular app for order and delivery. I searched on APK Mirror, but it's blocked. I have tried so many sites and they are all too blocked or the APK is from before 2024. I am searching for an APK from 2025! Or if you could lead me to the right subreddit to ask, that would be great.

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u/Connection-Horror — 4 days ago

What is your favorite Ebook reader, especially for PDFs

I know this was asked about 4 years ago, but enshittification has changed the landscape.

It should have highlight or at least bookmark features.

If it syncs across devices, or is free and ad free, or has text to speech, those are all a plus.

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u/IsNYinNewEngland — 8 days ago

Gallery app that detects text and can copy it

Hi, I am looking for a Gallery app that detects text and can copy it, exactly like Apple's Gallery, FOSS if possible would be greaaat. have not found anything yet; thanks in advanced.

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u/Master-Series5137 — 9 days ago

Help for anew android refugee

Hi, first time android user, newly switched after a lifetime on iPhone. I'm a big fan of open source software and apps, and am heavily into self hosting my own media and replacing big tech apps with open source alternatives.

I'm looking for advice on the best ways to replace a few apps I presently use, as android seems to have a much more open ecosystem.

Things I'm looking for replacements for, largely to block adds, ha. Reddit, YouTube, and any of the social media apps. I'm moving off the social media apps, but still have them for family connections.

In line with my self hosting, I'd love an app to links into the *arr suite of apps.

I've heard about f-droid as an OSS app store, wondering about that too.

Any help for a newbie would be appreciated

If it's relevant, I'm in a pixel 11 pro.

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u/marco_polo_99 — 9 days ago

Best Android apps for people who aren't super techy but still want to stay safe online?

I’m trying to put together a simple Android setup for people who want better privacy and security without having to understand a bunch of technical stuff.

Brave - probably the easiest browser switch. Blocks a lot of ads and trackers by default, so there’s not much to configure.
NordVPN - simple enough to just turn on and forget about. I looked around a fair bit and it seemed like one of the better mainstream options without making things complicated.
Cloaked - useful for data removal, keeping your real contact info off random sites, and Call Guard for spam and scam calls. Easiest to tackle multiple problems with one app.
Aegis Authenticator - good for 2FA codes without keeping everything tied to your Google account. Pretty simple once it’s set up.
Ente Photos - for people who want to move away from Google Photos but still want automatic backups and a normal app experience.
F-Droid - useful for finding open source Android apps without relying entirely on the Play Store. I wouldn’t tell a complete beginner to replace everything with it, but it’s a good place to start finding cleaner alternatives.

I’m trying to keep this focused on stuff a normal person could actually use every day. What else
would you add?

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u/minorlineage — 9 days ago

Moon+ Reader or Alternative?

Got a job now and can buy moon+ reader pro now. Been using its pir@ted app since 5years ago to read some pdf and epub light novels(Yeah pir@ted copies. I'm not that rich to buy light novel on a daily basis). I like how there's TTS on it and the functions are great. Since I have only used this app, are there other better alternatives or is this good enough.

I have also tought of buying kindle but I also thought that it's better to buy a normal tablet where i can do almost everything than just a tablet only for reading. For now i'll stay with my phone where I can bring anywhere.

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u/Single_Draft898 — 8 days ago