> it felt like they were riding the popularity of linux phones while not contributing a lot to their future I think they're the ones that contributed the most.

> it felt like they were riding the popularity of linux phones while not contributing a lot to their future I think they're the ones that contributed the most. They've provided the most open-source phone out there at the lowest price out there. The only other equivalent option is the Librem 5 at $800, double the price. They didn't contribute much/any software, but they contributed the most accessible, viable hardware to make an open source linux phone.