You can only get one in several months if you buy it now. Librem 5 counts, but it just started shipping. Being a cheap phone is important for that. I think we're at a stage where the buyers are primarily people that are looking to possibly contribute to the software to get it to that point.
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I don't think it makes sense for linux phones to be offered with more expensive hardware until the software catches up to enable their use as daily drivers for more people. It can even drop calls and I won't really care (not that it does I haven't tried).ĮDIT: I see I misread a bit and thought you meant its low performance prevented its use as a daily driver. That's all I really need to switch the SIM card and leave my Android phone at home. I've also had a number of kernel panics in the few times that I've used it (I got it just recently).įor the Pinephone to be my daily driver I just need to be able to run Whatsapp on it (so run an Android emulator with access to the SIM card, I imagine haven't tried) and take real 5MP images. Personally, I don't think I need much performance, but I have had issues unlocking my Pinephone because the lockscreen seems to have a hard time keeping track of my finger as I slide it or press the keypad buttons. I don't know about it being so much a hardware performance issue, rather than a software optimization issue. > I have a PinePhone but it is not yet ready as a daily driver, and also the difference in hardware performance between my Android phone (which I bought this year) and PinePhone (or even Librem) is abismal.
So this whole "Advanced Protection" scheme only protects against 23% of threats. This random article suggests that 67% of malicious app installs comes from the play store itself. But do these people really outnumber people installing flashlight app from play store that steals your data?Īll this locking down your device "for your own protection" assumes that the play store software is actually vetted and secure, but that second piece never seems to fall in to place.
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Although I'm sure there are some people who blindly follow sketch website telling them to install sketchy APK directly. Through my personal bias I would imagine that most people side-loading apps tend to be people using F-Droid who know more or less what they're doing. There is no shortage of sketchy apps on the play store. I wonder what the actual numbers are on malware installed via side-loading and malware installed from the play store.
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