He will visit the great white north someday.
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- None of them are GrapheneOS
- eOS is trash
- Fairphone is notoriously slow in regards to shipping security updates, making their phones unusable for anyone who cares about security and privacy (since without security, there can be no privacy)
I’m having a tough time deciding. On the one hand Pixel+GrapheneOS would probably be the most private and secure. On the other hand, Fairphone would be the easiest to repair.
I like doing things myself (up to a point) and not being at the mercy of some repair shop. I also don’t want to buy another phone for a really long time.
Although the Trump regime is also a real threat…
If you plan on crossing the border or protecting the data on your phone when it’s in cop hands, GrapheneOS is the only Android option, if you don’t want to go GrapheneOS, an iPhone is legit a better option for security than any other Android (especially with DivestOS being dead and all)
Why is eOS trash?
I was wondering the same thing. I’ve been daily driving /e/OS for over a month now, and I’ve been really happy with it. And that’s after I had bounced off of GrapheneOS at the beginning of last year!
He will visit the great white north someday.
I eagerly await that day.
We can use the unofficial way such as through Clove UK that ships globally.
Oh, interesting. https://www.clove-technology.com/collections/smartphones-fairphone/products/fairphone-gen-6
Is this the original (Android) version directly from Fairphone? I know Murena sells the Fairphone too, but it seems like they preinstall /e/OS.
Is anyone using the Clove Fairphone in the US?
@recursive_recursion@piefed.ca
What do you think?
On first glance the sþecs seem good (I’d personally want to double check and compare when I have time later).
Converting the cost before shipping it’s approx $808 CAD.
While I personally wouldn’t be able to justify the costs due to uni, this being the optimal open source option I’d still say it’s a pretty solid offering.
I’m glad I found a way to easily to import the device however I’m worried about band compatibility. Hopefully Fairphone joins the Canadian market in 2026-2028.
