Maybe there outsourced the landing firmware to Australia :)

Since you have mostly text did you considered a git private repo? Both GitHub and Gitlab offer this for free nowadays afaik.

I use jabra 75t and personally I'm not that impressed with them. Connection to 2 devices at the same time indeed works fine, mic quality for earbuds is also very good.

But they have other issues like if you remove the right earbud from your ear the left one stops (due to their choice of tech for bud to bud connection), sound glitches randomly when paired to m1 macbook, in ear fit is ok but not great.

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Scanbot (ios and Android app) https://scanbot.io/en/index.html . I like the backup to Google Drive, OCR is there and seems fine but didn't used it much.

I’ll chime in for Scanbot as well. I used to use a work multi page scanner for my documents, but unless it’s more than 10 pages I just use Scanbot now. It’s got great OCR and it automatically backs up to Google Drive or Dropbox.

I think this is the one I use as well, or a similar one that does basically the same. Much more convenient than taking a scanner everywhere..

Scanbot is fantastic, I've been using it for years now.

... then people would have complained that they have used "test networks allocated by IANA, that never can be legal public addresses" :)