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I really wish Sailfish would offer their OS for a wider range of devices, that OS seem the closest to ready for everyday people to use. Sailfish is great for power users as well!
Unfortunately many parts of Sailfish are proprietary though.
Yeah, but, given how they actually respect your privacy over something like Google...I am hard pressed to be overly concerned about it. Cautious, naturally because some code cannot be reviewed by the public or devs.