Wow, I thought the project died. I’m glad it’s still hear. The feature set looks to be the best of these style devices

That would be great but that’s just not the way it is unfortunately

Because as you said it is available in some capacity already. Plus people complain about the slow speed of the 4 so maybe people will want to develop quicker for the 6. I could be totally wrong but I’m hopeful

We know GrapheneOS only makes their OS on Pixel phones or whatever their own device will be so it’s moot

Pixel phones have an extra security chip in them called the Titan. Other manufacturers lack this.

https://www.androidauthority.com/titan-m2-google-3261547/

Get a used moderately old petrol car and do an EV motor swap into it.

I bet PostmarketOS will release for it

I wouldn’t call it unprecedented, just more obvious

Pixel phones have a Titan security chip that makes them more secure than other manufacturer’s. Hopefully the Graphene team can release their own secure phone soon but otherwise we shouldn’t stray away from a certain company out of spite if what we really care about is privacy and security.

https://www.androidauthority.com/titan-m2-google-3261547/

I haven’t heard of this before. The name was curious “Pixel” so I compared it to the Google Pixel tablet and it’s basically identical except for the WiFi chip. You could get a Google Pixel tablet for way cheaper and install Graphene. The Murena tablet seems like a ripoff and it has an account too (not sure if it’s optional)

Paperless ngx

Sorry, I haven’t tried it as I have no need. I only shared it as an option that people might try and maybe it will fit their lifestyle.

See if the Graphene team supports the 10 when it comes out. If it does then get that and if they don’t then get the Pixel 9 at a discounted cost and put on GOS. Then wait and see what happens with the situation.

Calyx is okay but MicroG doesn’t work nearly as well as GOS sandboxed GPlay. eOS tends to be multiple Android versions outdated. I’d go with GOS, Calyx, Lineage, then eOS.

TunerStudio MS is a software that works on Linux that let’s you tune your Mega Squirt, which is an open source ECU for cars.

If you have an old Rover V8 14CUX engine you can use RoverGauge on Linux to see some basic engine diagnostics.

I’ve read in the past that Google makes the OS for some flip phones, so yes. You could get a Punkt dumb phone that shouldn’t spy on you

Look at the list of available phones for each OS and verify that they can use the cell towers in the USA. Most will be able to. Calyx can work with Motorola phones that are cheaper than pixels but last I used Calyx which was years ago it didn’t function as well as Graphene with their sandboxed Google Play services. Since you’re just beginning I imagine you’ll still use some proprietary apps and Graphene will make that transition much easier.

Kinoite is great. The atomic version of Fedora KDE.

Well let’s not forget big brother. Just know we live in a panopticon and we all need to band together to make change happen

I like the QoL improvements and the whole idea sounds interesting. I’ll give it a try, thanks for the suggestion

More opt outs… Everyone, just opt out of big tech