Fairphone, here I come.
this post was submitted on 19 Feb 2026
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Yeah, I'm not buying any more Pixels. I got the Fairphone 6! It's good! I'm in the US, so I got it from Clove. Works fine on T-Mobile.
Although, I'm currently running Android... Probably have to install e/OS or something.
I hope Fairphone can continue to grow to eventually meet Graphene's hardware requirements.
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I'll be frank with you. As long as my customers are captive on either Apple or Google platforms I can't do shit.
I want to get a pixel 10 so I can have grapheneOS on it. Fuck it! I am always in a race against time.
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Fuck, I don't have the money to replace my phone. I probably wont by September either. Too many expenses.
The comments keep mentioning Linux phones, have they managed to get Linux running on mobile hardware that I won't have to go on an archaeological dig for?
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Just told them my opinion. Maybe you want too?
Out of the loop here. How can google lockdown an open-source operating system? I know they are involved in developing it because it benefits them, but does that mean they own it?
They are locking down "certified" phones. You don't have to have a "certified" phone, but if it is not certified, a lot of sensitive apps (Google wallet, third-party banking apps, for example) won't work.
So all the major manufacturers are going to push certified phones, which are going to make it difficult to use non-certified apps.
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VPNs will be forbidden, age will be verified.
Coincidence that all are gaining traction?
Are there any details on how it will be implemented? Will it affect older versions or just new/updated devices?
So, does it mean that degooglized android phones will suffer as well?
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In the meantime port linux OSs to be easilly installable on Android devices
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