I like what GrapheneOS is doing, but it's focused on having the absolute best security rather than supporting a lot of phones. If you aren't wanted by three letter agencies then LineageOS is good enough
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I bought my current phone specifically because it was supported by LineageOS. Before that I used an unsupported Samsung phone, which was such a shitty experience that I made a promise to myself that my next phone has to have custom ROMs available
I just install LineageOS. It doesn't have any bloatware or Android modifications that the manufacturer added
Yes. No thoughts, head empty
Yeah, it did. That feature has been there at least since when Mozilla enabled "Firefox labs" section in settings by default a few months ago, and maybe even earlier than that
I kinda just accepted that it exists. Governments literally have hardware-level backdoors in most consumer computers (Intel ME, AMD PSP, etc). There isn't really anything you can do about that if you don't want to cut off yourself from society. I will still pick low-hanging fruit of course, but most of my "opsec" effort is focused on not giving corporations any data
"Those who never try, never find out"
I also like how the pixel3a has a plastic back instead of the glass on the OP6 so it does not shatter if you drop it.
Yeah, same. That's one of the 2 main things I don't like about the OP6 (the other being the non-removable battery). Putting a protective case on it solves the problem though
So... what does this partnership actually mean? Will Ecosia be the default search engine once the deal with Google ends?