If you care about privacy, look into grapheneOS

[Hugh J nuss]

Anyone else here using graphene? Running it on a pixel 4 and looking to upgraded to the pixel 6a this year. Have you converted anyone? I converted my dad and my brother, and working on my friends.

If you dont use graphene, why? It functions just like android but doesnt also harvest your very soul

[lightwo]

Pixels, especially the latest devices, are spooky due to Google's direct involvement with the hardware. I understand that it's the "base" model for AOSP, but I am sure as hell not buying one just for a customised install.

LineageOS already has a few enhancements over AOSP, and simply not installing GApps (Google Play Services bundle) is a huge improvement by itself.

I still indend to replace my current device with a PinePhone, or, perhaps, FairPhone with a Linux distro as opposed to Android. I don't think any bare Linux distros have been customised for my device model, but I indend to get rid of it anyway.

[Omega]

Escrito originalmente por lightwo:

I still indend to replace my current device with a PinePhone, or, perhaps, FairPhone with a Linux distro as opposed to Android. I don't think any bare Linux distros have been customised for my device model, but I indend to get rid of it anyway.

I have a Pinephone, used it as my primary phone for ~2 years, the software is still quite unstable. Imagine major bugs such as the phone not ringing when someone calls or the OS just straight up breaking when updated.

Fairphone's are nice, I just so happen to have bought a Fairphone 4, because people kept complaining they often couldn't reach me when calling to the Pinephone. It was a minor effort to get UBports installed to it.