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You mean, not a pinephone / framework laptop?

• PrimeMcFly 3y ago
  Well, Android was the more obvious implication, but I bet you know that and disagree. Which is weird because many manufacturers don't restrict flashing a different rom, and even with standard Android you have more access than iPhone gives you.
  • majewsky 3y ago
    > many manufacturers don't restrict flashing a different rom Manufacturers don't, but app makers do. I know people running on LineageOS that have to keep a second smartphone on stock Android for their banking authenicator app (which fails on Lineage because it's not the manufacturer-supplied ROM and that supposedly means it's been hacked).
    • PrimeMcFly 3y ago
      If it couldn't be fooled through software (and there are sandboxing solutions to run stuff that needs google services etc) I don't think I'd stay with such a bank.