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Motorola/GrapheneOS, and FairPhone/e/OS.

• siwatanejo 4mo ago
  Yes
  • teekert 4mo ago
    Oh and Sailfish OS [0], Postmarket OS [1], and whatever Purism runs [2]. [0] https://sailfishos.org/ https://sailfishos.org/ [1] https://postmarketos.org/ https://postmarketos.org/ [2] https://puri.sm/products/librem-5/ https://puri.sm/products/librem-5/
    • seba_dos1 4mo ago
      ...and Debian, PureOS, Fedora, Arch, NixOS...
      • teekert 4mo ago
        Maybe they should just publish the spec, and then providers can offer ID as a service? I.e as a Proton user, Proton Pass currently supplies my ID everywhere, including for government services. What makes Android and Apple devices special?
        • seba_dos1 4mo ago
          Android and Apple devices let the remote server verify whether the local application and the system it runs on haven't been modified by the user and refuse providing services if they were. That's what makes them special, it's hard to imagine how a, say, generic installation of Debian could do that without severely restricting the user. It's an ill-defined "security" measure that should be viciously opposed anywhere it shows up.
• Kim_Bruning 4mo ago
  Fairphone/e/OS is Dutch and French respectively. It'd be funny if the EU forgot to permit the use of a pure european system.
  • vaylian 4mo ago
    Prepare to laugh then. Most EU politicians don't have a clue that these systems exist.
    • Kim_Bruning 4mo ago
      Sounds like an outreach opportunity!