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> Why go the privacy route on my laptop, then have a smartphone? Suggestions? One of the things I considered quite a while ago, was getting a "feature phone" t
by girvo 11y ago
> Why go the privacy route on my laptop, then have a smartphone? Suggestions?
One of the things I considered quite a while ago, was getting a "feature phone" that allowed Bluetooth PAN -- a way of tethering via Bluetooth to it. This would allow me to get a feature phone with hopefully less tracking than our modern-day smartphones, but carry around an Android (or Ubuntu, perhaps?) tablet.
That's the other thing you could look into -- while the baseband is still not free and open, Ubuntu Phones themselves are. As far as I'm aware there are no proprietary parts of it, unlike Android (not AOSP).
- mark_l_watson 11y agoThanks, a Ubuntu Phone is a good idea.
- collyw 11y agoI have an Ubuntu phone. Not sure exactly what is in there but there are definitely some packages borrowed from Android.