Apple is once again advertising on X after more than a year
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I just switched over to Linux Mint and, while it's not perfect, it's so much better than windows.
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I did only a quick search really but couldn’t find if any major android phone manufacturers had stopped advertising on there?
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All in bed together. Didn’t they both attend Mar A Lago? No way they’re going to separate.
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I don't get how this is even worth writing an article about.
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FOSS alternatives exist for many Android devices. Apple goes to great lengths to block every alternative on all hardware that isn't mac. I've been on iOS since the 3G, but have just purchased an older pixel to start migrating apps and data to GrapheneOS.
There is no negotiating with fascists.
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Because they, a company that markets itself as free thinking, are supporting a platform run by a Nazi.
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Google Pixel + GrapheneOS
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Tim Apple, Nazi sympathizer.
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or CalyxOS if you're not too fond of knockoff iOS UI.
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There’s tons of pictures of Tim hanging out with trump so I think it’s pretty obvious.
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What the FUCK, Apple?!
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The brown ring
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also, idk how true this is, but ive seen that google sells pixels at a loss when they’re on sale (they expect to make back the money by spying on you)
so if you were to get a pixel while it’s on sale and install grapheneos on it, not only would you get a nice phone with a secure os, but you’d do so while costing google money. win win win!
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You sound surprised...
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My question is less about the OS than it is the manufacturers paying to advertise on X. Buying from them is supporting X indirectly.
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Forgot that runs on Fairphone.
Yeah, Calyx is the better option for it
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Fairphone uses their own custom OS to degoogle things and help ensure privacy. I dont think its perfect but its about as good as it gets. Otherwise you can buy a google phone and degoogle it with Graphene
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The best option is GrapheneOS on Pixel devices.
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Fairphone uses their own custom OS to degoogle things and help ensure privacy
no they don't. the default Fairphone OS runs stock Android with all Google apps. there are degoogled custom ROMs available, and you can buy some models with it preinstalled, but those are managed by third party resellers/partners.
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If your last time using Linux was 10 years ago you're going to be SO PLEASED at how good it is now.
