mnls
Joined 1 year ago
Joined 1 year ago
As for Motorola, I also wasn’t crazy excited about the deal but I was hoping for a cheap phone with GrapheneOS. It seems that it will be only available on flagship phones. Which means paying more for having a flagship with better security and privacy but some basic broken services (It’s not 2002 any more, I need to do contactless payments with my phone. And don’t tell me it’s not Graphene's fault, when I pay more than $1000 for a phone, I don’t care whose fault that is).
And at this very point, I pretty much lost interest on anything GrapheneOS has to offer. Put GrapheneOS on a $200-$300 phone and then we'll talk
I hope it won’t become mandatory. (I honestly doubt).
Left behind on what exactly?
Also, leave the multi-trillion company alone
The whole "people want their data and privacy and all" is becoming the next premium service and/or product and I don’t like that at all.
The fact that Meta still exists as a company is a valid proof of a failed civilization.
Did I mention that their products are mediocre at best?
They rest who "evaluate their threat models" can practice Spy-life-gymnastics by disabling it from Signal.