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Look up Librem 5. Doesn't exist yet, but might soon.
by baseethrowaway 9y ago
Look up Librem 5. Doesn't exist yet, but might soon.
- adreamingsoul 9y agoI was just looking at that. I also learned that the Ubuntu OS is still community driven and has ports for several common phones, like the Nexus and OnePlus One phones. https://docs.ubuntu.com/phone/en/devices/devices https://docs.ubuntu.com/phone/en/devices/devices https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices
- alfanick 9y agoExcept the baseband is still a binary blob, rendering your phone just as closed and unsafe as it was before.
- Silhouette 9y agoIt's a relative scale. A binary blob isn't ideal from a security and privacy perspective, though given the nature of radio transmissions used with these devices, there are legitimate arguments in its favour as well. In any case, you're still much better off with a device where that is the only unknown factor than you are with a device where apps routinely spy on you and phone home etc.
- adreamingsoul 9y agoAgreed. Unless I build my own telco, I have to rely on them for some aspect of this service.