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> I haven't found a desktop operating system that ticks most of the boxes, especially security and privacy...That's why I'm so excited about these updates Andr
by GiorgioG 2y ago
> I haven't found a desktop operating system that ticks most of the boxes, especially security and privacy...That's why I'm so excited about these updates
Android and privacy are not two things that go together.
- nixosbestos 2y agoGo on! Substantiate that. From a platform level. Please, I'm very curious.
- nixosbestos 2y agoIf I had my way every person that downvotes this kind of comment without replying would just be banned. There's no replies becuase it's utter cargoculted ignorant bullshit.
- GiorgioG 2y agoThe vast majority of Android devices run Google Services. The End.
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- tholdem 2y agoThe vast majority of Linux desktops run ChromeOS. So you think Linux and privacy don't go together?
- hulitu 2y ago> Linux desktops run ChromeOS. Linux is a kernel. ChromeOS is a dumbeb down OS. Calling it a desktop is like calling MS Windows secure.
- tholdem 2y agoI am not talking about Google's Android. I am talking about GrapheneOS and in Google's blog post they mention that this is coming to AOSP.