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GrapheneOS calls out Google for their recent actions
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Well, I'm not trying to make you happy. I'm being realistic. Banks, IOT companies, car manufacturers, public institutions and many many others will not support Linux on mobile anytime soon if ever. They support iOS and Android, that's it. And the easiest way to support Android is to use Google services. Going Android free will require a lot of effort and simply won't be practical for most people.
There's a difference between realistic and pessimistic. You, my friend, are being the latter. I don't need you to make me happy. I'm not your child.
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That's just like you're opinion. For me you may sound overly optimistic to the point of being naive. But that's also just my opinion.