Lemmayng

I suppose if it’s not a Pixel device, I’d say LineageOS.

Just install GrapheneOS and run Sandboxed Google Play Services.

“even by giving money to the least privacy respecting companies ever by buying Google phones”

To be fair, Pixels are available secondhand, often in Mint condition, which is why my last three Pixels and any other phone/tablet I’ve bought have been through https://swappa.com/.

https://xcancel.com/ is the most reliable Nitter version.

You’re wrong. That’s James McCloud, Fox’s father.

Warp Speed is based on Verizon.

Using it right now. Setup was straightforward, and I’m using Warp Speed and Dark Star.

https://old.reddit.com/r/AndroidTV/comments/12rya0t/change_launcher_debloat_the_new_onn_4k_streaming/

The price of the Onn 4k box has gone up from $20 to $25, but if that’s not a deterrent, I’d recommend it.

https://swappa.com/

Never had an issue with getting unlocked Pixel phones from them.

Funny thing, I have the exact set up you’re looking to build. I’ve got a Samsung Galaxy S5E Wi-Fi Tablet with LineageOS installed, and it works like a charm!

I’ve had the tablet for a couple of years, and it is starting to show its age a bit with the hardware. And I think there’s a lack of codecs in the more recent OS updates that have prevented me from playing higher than 2K quality for videos on YouTube or Stremio, but it gets the job done!

There’s the PinePhone and Pinephone Pro.

Other than that, there’s LineageOS supported phones

Hard agree that bookmark import/export would make transitioning to IronFox much more incentivizing, but aside from that, I love how hardened it is.

I wish I had done more research into which TP-Link router I could flash OpenWRT on before buying the one I’ve been using for the past two years.

Seriously considering using OpnSense on an old laptop at this point.

Went back and forth between the following:

Vanadium - secure Chromium browser installed by default on GrapheneOS, Bromite/Cromite - alternative secure/private Chromium browser, Quetta Browser - private Chromium browser that comes with an AI-based ad blocker and extension support, IronFox - private Gecko browser that is as hardened as LibreWolf or Mull Browser.

Right now, I’m daily driving Cromite and IronFox, the former now having extension support via Developer Options, which allowed me to enable and install extensions like uBlock Origin Lite and “I Still Don’t Care About Cookies”.