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Yup, GrapheneOS on Google Pixel phones has seemed like a temporary strategy that has turned into a permanant one, but ultimately the hardware _also_ needs to be degoogled.

Pine64 and Librem and the two hardware options that seem to be on the right path there, however there is quite a bit of work yet in getting mobile GNU/Linux mobile ready, it's much closer though.

GrapheneOS 1y ago

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Pinephone and Librem 5 are closed source hardware with very poor security. They have dramatically less hardware, firmware and software. They're a massive step backwards from mainstream hardware and the Android Open Source Project.

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The Big D-Base 1y ago

So what is the best option for privacy and security for the lay person?

Phone and Laptop

Boog 1y ago

Burn 🔥

516add19... 1y ago

I’m waiting for Graphene hardware to go with GrapheneOS. Would be awesome.

🇵🇸 whoever loves Digit 1y ago

Great, glowie shit from Gleason's bridges in the Primal trending feeds

Braydon Fuller 1y ago

Having a hardware manufacturer that supports a free software operating systems is very important. Google could block alternative/non-approved operating systems from being loaded on Pixels. A monopoly on a secord-order good is a security risk.

Having an ability to disable power to the cellular radio, or to turn it off permanently, is an important feature. Real-time location surveillance and tracking, via cellular, is one of the largest privacy problems with mobile phones. Pixel devices do not have this feature.