With all the stuff about the ruthless efficiencies of multinational corporations, I took it more to mean ‘ill cough up the dough for a fairphone next time’. But maybe I’m projecting my own reaction to getting fucked by the 4a (all things considered, I’m actually kind of ok with the degraded battery life in the end, spent the 50 bucks on a couple external batteries and I rarely even need to use them).
I’m in an awkward spot with my Pixel, I don’t want to continue buying Pixel hardware but there doesn’t appear to be a viable hardware vendor that supports GrapheneOS, which I really prefer because of the security and “not google” implications. It’s pretty upsetting tbh
Not the conclusion I would’ve gone with but Google fans at this point aren’t particularly pro-consumer
I know right? I was expecting “I will not buy Google again”, not “I will buy the more expensive model next time”…
With all the stuff about the ruthless efficiencies of multinational corporations, I took it more to mean ‘ill cough up the dough for a fairphone next time’. But maybe I’m projecting my own reaction to getting fucked by the 4a (all things considered, I’m actually kind of ok with the degraded battery life in the end, spent the 50 bucks on a couple external batteries and I rarely even need to use them).
I’m in an awkward spot with my Pixel, I don’t want to continue buying Pixel hardware but there doesn’t appear to be a viable hardware vendor that supports GrapheneOS, which I really prefer because of the security and “not google” implications. It’s pretty upsetting tbh
Graphene OS chooses to not support other devices
Calyx OS probably is a better option since it works with devices like the Moto G52.
Or you could do what I do and use plain old Lineage OS.
calyx seems interesting since they allow for bootloader relocking after install. I’ll take a look at that, thank you!
So does Graphene.
I am aware which was one of the big sells for Graphene, to me, over LineageOS.
And?
The world doesn’t revolve around Graphene OS