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The only phone features that matter to me at this point are root access and the ability to interface with all of the systems that rely on "owning a phone" that
by advael 3y ago
The only phone features that matter to me at this point are root access and the ability to interface with all of the systems that rely on "owning a phone" that are increasingly mandatory, such as payment processors and authentication services. As far as I can tell this is not available anywhere
- ganeshdole 3y agoAs per my knowledge, Android allows us to root our phones and gain system access. But they don't allow us to do such as payment processors and authentication services. user security concerns?
- advael 3y agoYes, the typical corporate myth is that user control of devices is a security risk to those users. In actuality, it is the opposite. This is the most pervasive form of straightforward Orwellian doublespeak in the world today, and it is a claim often made precisely to make the exact phone use case I described unavailable. The only "custom phone" that matters to me is one that offers an alternative