[–]▶ No.58420 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]
i think grapheneOS because its so privacy focused. android ofc.
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▶ No.58421>>58422
The best part to me is giving Google a big fuck you, by using their hardware without any of their telemetry baked in.
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▶ No.58422>>58431
>>58421
>google pixel 4a
>grapheneOS
good hardware.
good software.
no spyware.
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▶ No.58427>>58433
The most cyber OS? Puppy.
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▶ No.58431>>58432
>>58422
What about the new ones? Have they cracked down on that yet, or what?
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▶ No.58432
>>58431
GrapheneOS and Calyx0S support Pixel 5.
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▶ No.58433
>>58427
we are talking phones and the os/roms on them but i agree puppy is a pretty cyber linux distro, the gui is sick
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▶ No.58474
I'm looking for an android smartphone OS that is easy to customize, secure, and will allow me to use common apps. I used to use Replicant, because it was pretty easy, but it doesn't seem to be updated for phones from the last few years.
Anyone have some ideas?
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▶ No.58500>>58503
I think using smartphones is not really cyber at all. I mean sure it's a handy gadget with maps and shit, but I stick to my nokia. If you buy high tech without being able to change parts like the battery that is completely worn down after 3-4 years, you really are a low life. ^^
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▶ No.58503
>>58500
i think both approaches are valid.
i ran a burner phone for a while.
but having high tech in your pocket if its private and secure is sick.
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▶ No.58509>>58510
Nokia N900 w/ PostmartketOS.
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▶ No.58510
>>58509
postmarketOS is trash, Maemo Leste > pmOS. The N900 is ridiculously /cyber/ though, I agree.
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