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How much privacy will I lose if I switch to e/OS
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Not sure if you can relock the bootloader
Their site doesn't include that info
https://doc.e.foundation/devices/panther
/e/ is a "degoogled" experience, but as noted on their site and by others here:
For a regular uninformed user like myself (I just use the stock ROM on my phone because I am stuck with it) I read that as:
The friction here would be banking and/or tap-to-pay apps that I think cause some issues for some people (please correct me if I am wrong).
So, you would lose something that is offered by GrapheneOS and gain a different interface and access to apps that have a hard requirement for GSF.