Privacy starts from the hardware. We need open source devices, especially Linux based mobile phones. I would expect much more investment and competition in this sector, a pushback against increasing global monitoring. What do you guys use? I'm waiting for Librem 5 at the moment.
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Users would have to perform all their own security updates etc? And there would be the issue of compatibility. I think perhaps a limited target market thus lack of development
Ubuntu on a phone is a start. You can use apt repositories where builds are signed by maintainers and community
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I think the mobile space outside of Apple/Google is a lonely one, and you have to have a degree of tech competence to make that work. I've accepted phones are effectively 24/7 tracking devices & if I wanted to get away from that I'd go all the way to a non-smart phone
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With Ubuntu Touch you don't need a great level of tech competence. I've seen normals using it with no problems at all.
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