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Yea, good thing none of our domestic phones spy on us.
I mean, it’s often easier to install a custom ROM on those to get rid of spyware
Custom ROMs are the best, I love that they exist and wouldn't want to live in a world without them any more. When I needed to buy a new phone two years ago, I had no idea which one I should get, but then I learnt about custom ROMs, got a Pixel, and installed CalyxOS on it, and I haven't regretted it for even one second.
You might reconsider based on which one has more ability/incentive to affect you
Ah yes, there's no propoganda in america.
Propoganda is just as much about convincing you who/what the enemies are as it is about instilling nationalism.
Your repeated use of the word "commie" tells me you're deeply steeped in a specific kind of American propoganda. Do you want help getting back to reality or are you happy where you're at?
You are on 196, this is the commie propaganda what are you talking about
Yeah, it's not very expensive either. Legit wondering if it could be flashed with a custom rom to get rid of the spyware because it actually kinda seems cool.
That's not how ram works...
Really? Didn't know that was a thing.
But I feel that it would be much easier to just make sure the standard software can't get replaced, rather than infecting everything with malware
I own an Oukitel that I'm willing to risk flashing when I can afford a new terminal.
Looking at the specs, there are a lot of compromises, which probably explains some of that.
It still looks pretty interesting, though, and if that $300 price tag lasts until it's actually available, I'm tempted to get one just to see what it can do.