At this point it is a waiting game. My next phone might be Android, but I sure hope the mobile Linux ecosystem is in a good place for the one after that. Preferably I’d switch on nearest opportunity though. I still have some time left in terms of support for my current phone so I have time to think and test the waters.
Word has it that face scanning will soon be necessary to do anything at all on FB and IG (including deleting your account)
Any sources or links to share on this? If this is true it’d be worth it to send to friends and family who still have an account.
Not /e/OS user, but it is Android - just degoogled. Uses microG as a replacement for Google services if I’m not mistaken.
As for apps, I recommend checking out an app called Plexus on Fdroid - it’s an app where people report how apps work on alternative ROMs with either microG or fully degoogled. It’s pretty neat.
Or Motorola, if it’s true that it’s gonna have GrapheneOS on it
It will likely be on a specific future model
Probably over time. Look at the RAM situation - the fear is this will be the norm. At best.
Fairphone focuses on sustainability and modularity, with degoogled OS options.
Graphene focuses on security and privacy. Degoogled out of the box.
Likely because Discord is not as widely known - and it’d make the title longer.
The way I understand it, you need a non-stock Android that wouldn’t enforce the cert requirements
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It has no real-time-traffic-info though
I think this is a planned feature, actually
Don’t threaten us with a good time
Likely true, but it’d also be a GDPR violation afaik
That sucks, sorry to hear that.
Yeah, it is question of finances mostly. Couldn’t really justify remaking a perfectly functional bathroom just to fit in a bigger tub
I love baths, but didn’t have one for years. I just don’t fit into regular sized tubs :(
Waterfox pleged to not have any AI features that Firefox might have if you care about that
Why even have Windows at this point? Just have Copilot as the OS and be done with it.
Premium Premium is all that’s missing
Just shows how well the rebranding was thought through.
/e/ OS is just a degoogled Android (similar to Graphene, but not so security oriented). You can install the same apps - though some might not work properly.
Sailfish OS is Linux, but if I understand it correctly they have a compatibility layer enabling you to seamlessly install Android apps on it.