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GraphineOS and other possibilities
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this post was submitted on 05 Aug 2026
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I've used both Graphene and e/OS (based on Lineage), ime they have one thing that they do better than the other. Graphene comes with more granular privacy controls, and e/OS comes with tor connectivity built into the OS itself ("hide my IP" option). Both are daily driver capable phones and I like them both.
Just make sure to set up a firewall as well if you want to keep unnecessary shit from connecting to the internet, as neither of them allows you to block all of the bloatware out of the box (but you can block more of it using Graphene).