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Phones/tablets/operating systems.... 09:11 - Jan 29 with 766 views

Is there such a thing as a phone/os that doesn’t want to own you (Apple) or drown you in shizz (Samsung/android) and generally mine every last detail about you? So something nice and simple for a simple soul!

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Phones/tablets/operating systems.... on 13:35 - Jan 29 with 662 views

ronnyd

I've still got an old Blackberry with Giffgaff. They used to leave me alone but recently they're getting a right PITA.

Phones/tablets/operating systems.... on 13:40 - Jan 29 with 646 views

wkj

Nope. Unless it's a 'dumb' phone.

[Post edited 29 Jan 2022 13:41]

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Phones/tablets/operating systems.... on 13:54 - Jan 29 with 622 views

XYZ

Have a look at Edward Snowden's twitter.

He's got good reasons to know the answer to this.

Phones/tablets/operating systems.... on 14:01 - Jan 29 with 615 views

Swansea_Blue

Phones/tablets/operating systems.... on 13:40 - Jan 29 by wkj
Nope. Unless it's a 'dumb' phone. [Post edited 29 Jan 2022 13:41]

I went for the dumb owner option instead

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Phones/tablets/operating systems.... on 14:46 - Jan 29 with 578 views

Kievthegreat

There are some niche linux based OS phones you can buy which fit the bill. However you trade your privacy for ease of use and functionality. If you're not familiar with Linux and already a bit of a computer geek, they sound like a non-starter for 99% of people.

Phones/tablets/operating systems.... on 15:01 - Jan 29 with 537 views

DanTheMan

Phones/tablets/operating systems.... on 14:46 - Jan 29 by Kievthegreat
There are some niche linux based OS phones you can buy which fit the bill. However you trade your privacy for ease of use and functionality. If you're not familiar with Linux and already a bit of a computer geek, they sound like a non-starter for 99% of people.

This is the correct answer. There are Android forks like CalyxOS or Graphene that fit the bill but you're going to have to be confident in your your ability to flash phones and dealing with problems which can include just completely bricking an expensive device.

That's without getting into you then using the device in a way where you're limiting your digital footprint.

Basically don't recommend it for anyone unless they are confident with this sort of stuff.

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Phones/tablets/operating systems.... on 10:10 - Jan 30 with 425 views

You_Bloo_Right

Nice and simple?

Landline and radio pager.

You'll need to know where the public telephones are when you're out and about but otherwise, sorted.

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