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I just bought my first Android device. As I'm sure you all know, Android has a system search, for which Google is used. I'd like to be able to use DuckDuckGo for this. I already reasearched the matter and couldn't find anything useful. How do you set DuckDuckGo as the default search engine for system search?
android is google.
you cannot change the existing search bar to another search engine.
now, de-googlifying android, that is a big topic.
do some research.
just use the DuckDuckGo Search & Stories app on your Android, if you wanna change the default android i think you have to mod the ROM,
I'd really like to install LineageOS on this tablet. LineageOS is a fork of the now-defunct CyanogenMod. It's Android without the spyware and bloatware.
I actually bought this tablet in the hopes of being able to install LineageOS on it. At first glance, there's already a LineageOS ROM for it. But upon closer examination, I discovered that ROM is actually for an older version of this tablet.
Specifically, my tablet is an Asus ZenPad 8.0 (380M). The LineageOS ROM is for the Asus ZenPad 8.0 (380KL),which is two years old. At this point, I'm hoping that the person who created that ROM or someone else will create a ROM for my ZenPad. If not, I might give it a shot. The only programming language I know is Java, but that might be fine since Android apps use a modified version of Java, and Java is sort of similar to C++.
Last edited by Mr. Macintosh; 10-18-2017 at 10:53 AM.
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