• davel@lemmy.ml
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    uh what

    i used to be with it but then they changed what it was now what I’m with isn’t it anymore and what’s it seems weird and scary to me

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      and not just any flagship – it’s ultra high priced folding one.

      edit: i was wrong, it’s a regular phone

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          i’m glad and surprised to learn this since the articles suggested it was a folding phone.

          do have the article that says so handy for sharing?

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              some part of me wishes you hadn’t shared this. lol

              i’m too clumsy & absent-minded w phones to ever reasonably expect my phones to last beyond 1.5 years and paying $1k+ makes it hard to justify.

              and i also hate google too much to ever buy a pixel – new or used – so that’s a complete non-starter.

              i’ll probably end up going with lineage instead of graphene because of it.

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                this. Also, safety concerns. Global south. Robberies and larcenies. I can’t just have a $800 brick on me all the time. I can barely replace the $150 one when it gets stolen or breaks. Unfortunately I am forced to participate in this smartphone system, and I remember when the most expensive phone was $300. 🤡

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                  I remember when the most expensive phone was $300.

                  that was the last time i bought one that costed more than $150. lol

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                If you need security I would recommend that you overcome your predispositions and either get an affordable phone that is supported by graphene (a pixel) or an iphone.

                If you do not need security then no worries, but it would be a shame to end up in a bad situation because you felt it was a bridge too far to use a phone from a particular company.

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                  i don’t mind using a google phone, i just want to do everything in my power not to help google – both directly by giving them money for a phone and indirectly by helping keep the resale value high.

                  the only threat model have come as a result of the us federal government and the local police. even w graphene, i’m hopelessy outclassed by the former and lineage has proven itself is good enough for the latter for less well funded police departments, but it’s unclear about bigger ones.

                  i would prefer graphene, but the only viable way is to do it w a used pixel and they’re both more expensive than the $150 brand new phones that i’ve been using thus far and it’s also silly to disregard the extensive history of bad luck i’ve had with used phones.

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                TBH while I like some of the specs, I don’t want to spend $1k on another phone that can’t run normal Linux distros (indirectly locking it to Google’s enshittification) and lacks expandable storage.

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              Are we sure that’s it? I thought we weren’t getting a GOS-compatible phone until next year, but the 27 is apparently expected to launch in November.

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        lol, my god, at this point I rather take the fairphone with PMOS, or the pixel with GOS, regardless both are non existent in my local market so I am stuck using Lineage on a old Motorola phone (I did check for PMOS support, and even got it booting but couldn’t get the screen to work)

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    How would they guarantee the device hasn’t been tampered with? Sure you could use Auditor, but still…

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      you probably can just reflash GOS on it manually, but for hardware or firmware backdoors/tampering, you are out of luck for any device really

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    No? GOS said they’ll support them not that it’ll came preinstalled, ehy would Motorola go through the hassle of installing it?

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    I have not had a mobile phone since the Snowden confirmation.

    GrapheneOS is the first thing to give me serious consideration of getting one [despite the remaining issues].

    Preinstalled devices, increases chance of a snap purchase.

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          One obvious difference is that there will be official support for GrapheneOS from a hardware vendor. It also means a lot more people are likely to get these phones because most people aren’t going to buy a refurbished one just to get GrapheneOS. So, it moves it closer to the mainstream, and that would make it harder for Google to cut off store access as well.

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    If it’s not preinstalled, I’m not buying it because there is a risk of injecting a virus along with its installation

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      Why would you download the Graphene image from a place that might have viruses, instead of the official site?

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        During that time you will have stock Android on your phone, which is Google, such an evil company. You can’t be sure that you won’t get any virus