You can read the detail description in this issue.
The fix is, find out the listener service with this adb command:
adb shell pm dump io.github.jd1378.otphelper | grep -i "notification\|listener"
And you can see it’s called io.github.jd1378.otphelper/.NotificationListener.
So, we grant it special access to read notifications (which is not possible via settings GUI, and I don’ know why):
adb shell cmd notification allow_listener io.github.jd1378.otphelper/.NotificationListener
Before moving in the Netherlands, I used a USB mouse, and as a result I never bothered for pairing issues on dual booting Linux/Windows. However, I found Microsoft Bluetooth Mouse 3600 specifically helpful as it functions smoothly even without a mousepad.
Certainly, you can read this detailed tutorial from Arch Wiki, so I won’t explain too much on the general process.
The problem is, the table for Bluetooth 5.1 devices does not cover the model Microsoft Bluetooth Mouse 3600, and I have to refer to “Other devices”, the guidance of which does not really work for me.
Disclaimer: I have been a user of almost every email provider mentioned below, and I am not affiliated with any of them.
You can read Forward Email’s comparison with many providers here: https://forwardemail.net/en/blog/forward-email-vs-mailbox-org-email-service-comparison , by substituting mailbox.org with others on their list.
In short, Forward Email has some wrong information. They attempt to achieve full score in every security test and prove they are superior to their competitors with scores. I don’t know what is driving Forward Email towards being a pupil, and it seems like many privacy seekers get trapped into how high they score in the Internet.nl tests.
Disclaimer: this post is a machine translation of the original Chinese version. Please refer to the original content for accurate information.
Keyoxide is similar to Keybase.io, used for verifying the identity consistency of online accounts.
For example, search for contact@forgejo.org on Keyoxide.org, and you’ll see that Forgejo owns a Mastodon instance account @forgejo@floss.social, the domain forgejo.org, and a Forgejo instance account @forgejo@codeberg.org.
You can also search using OpenPGP public key fingerprints. For instance, search for my fingerprint (which can be found on the “Contact” page) on Keyoxide.org, and you’ll see that Yuki claims ownership of accounts such as ActivityPub, Matrix, Forgejo, as well as the domain obsp.de.