Just a little bit more privacy invasion. C’mon, juuuust a little… 'till you no longer notice.
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- TrumpetX@programming.devEnglish1 year
Whelp, I guess I now own my last Samsung phone. It was a good run. I’ve been considering going pixel for a while so I can put graphineOS on it. This just helps me make that decision.
- AstralPath@lemmy.caEnglish1 year
Running GrapheneOS on a Pixel is incredibly easy. You don’t need to be technical at all to get it set up. The instructions and the process are simple. Get on it!
19 daysThanks for your comment, because I really want to get pixel and custom ROM with GOS, but I am soooo scared to ruin something. Never done anything like that… I was even looking for IT specialist who could do that,but no phone service stores does it. I have read manuals how to do it, but still self-esteem is missing as I have know knowledge about it…
- AstralPath@lemmy.caEnglish9 days
You don’t need knowledge yourself when the Graphene team has developed a well documented process here.. Just read everything once before you start so you know what to expect and then follow everything word-for-word and you’re good to go. It’s fool proof. You’ll be fine.
I’m thick as mince and am running GrapheneOS, AND I came from 16 years of iPhones.
If I can do it, anyone can.
- RaoulDook@lemmy.worldEnglish1 year
That’s technically true but the default experience would be a challenge for most noobs. It takes a bit of work to get apps for typical stuff, have to go get Fdroid and allow install from other sources etc
On my Samsung I don’t have G account. I use only apps from Fdroid or if I really really need anything from Gplay, I get it from Aurora… and I am blond, just learned about open source and installed Ubuntu on PC. Not me of course, IT technician 😅
