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I don't have an answer (yet), but I am tracking on KaiOS[1] for a future replacement. Once there is some decent and accessible hardware behind it, I feel it may
by PenguinCoder 8y ago
I don't have an answer (yet), but I am tracking on KaiOS[1] for a future replacement. Once there is some decent and accessible hardware behind it, I feel it may be my next 'upgrade'. There's the Nokia 8110[2] but it's not available to me yet.
[1]https://www.kaiostech.com/ https://www.kaiostech.com/
[2]https://www.nokia.com/en_int/phones/nokia-8110-4g https://www.nokia.com/en_int/phones/nokia-8110-4g
- pinewurst 8y agoNote that Google (recent large investment) and Facebook are KaiOS “partners” so don't assume data privacy for very long.
- culot 8y agoKaiOS has also played it loose with releasing the source code for their feature phone flavor of B2G. They've had 2 years, no code has been forthcoming. I certainly wouldn't trust them, and would have to audit the activity of their devices before I'd use them.
- carlob 8y agoI just got a nokia 8110, and I think the OS is still somewhat behind series 40/60 nokias. I wish they hadn't killed all the 3g models on the older os
- culot 8y agoToo bad KaiOS is the only major project continuing work on B2G, as they have no respect for the project. They refuse to release the code they are required to open or the code they should open in the spirit of the project.
- fabrice_d 8y agoThe code is at https://github.com/kaiostech https://github.com/kaiostech But note that KaiOS itself doesn't ship devices, so we can't publish some of the code used by OEMs to do full builds. While I agree that we took too long to publish this code, we were not legally infringing any license contrary to what some (even at Mozilla, lol) pretend.