> but you still have to go out of your way to find Android devices that are purely FOSS This is pedantry, and certainly there's a sliding scale of openness for

> but you still have to go out of your way to find Android devices that are purely FOSS This is pedantry, and certainly there's a sliding scale of openness for devices. But unless I'm very mistaken, there are no devices available that even approach 'purely FOSS'. What would such an 'Android' phone even be? No google play services, no google play store, crippled and buggy open GPU drivers, and still a proprietary baseband. Not that I'm happy with this situation it just seems impractical.