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My main complaint is the lack of a headphone jack.
This seems like an oversight. The type of person who would be attracted to the practicality of this phone is going to be put off by the inconvenience of USB to headphone adapters or by planned obsolescence headphones with their own (non replaceable) batteries.
/e/ is a “fully deGoogled,” “privacy by design” fork of Android that dumps Google’s apps and services for alternatives provided by /e/
This is my favorite part.
YES!!! I have been waiting for forever for the Fairphone to come to the US. I could use it for projects or something.
Can you install graphene on it? No?
Oh no, you can’t install the OS only supported on Google devices?! Whatever will people do?
Graphene can only be installed on pixel phones, because it requires secure boot. They seem to be a security above all OS.
