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This really is the 1 thing stopping me from switching over now. I got a google pixel only a few months ago and don't want to have to completely reinstall everything AGAIN already. I wouldn't mind if I had 2 phones so always have a working one, but having to change everything on my 1 phone right now just feels too risky.
Do it now rather than waiting even longer and amassing even more personal data on device
Any data that's on it is in a private cloud (infomaniak/filen) so that's not the issue.
Its reinstalling everything, setting it all up, personalising it, etc.
I use this thing a lot and need it for work, so not being able to have a backup that I can use in case it takes longer than expected is a no-go for me.
Just got a OEM unlocked P7P, installed GrapheneOS, I was up and running good as new in like a day. Only downside so far is no Tap payments.
It's easier than you think.
My life is sadly busier than I'd like already so adding this on right now just isn't in the list of options. Good to know tap payments don't work with GrapheneOS means I'll have to get a physical card again.
This is by design. They could make switching easy, hut they explicitly choose to make it hard so that people think twice about it.
Anti Commercial-AI license
I don't get your context. Why do you have to reset your phone randomly?
To install a de-googled android version
Okay. But again, for context. Why? Buy an iPhone or something lol. Google owns android, and any open source software would run like ass
Android is already open source. And third-party firmware runs just fine.
I will never ever return to iPhones that was a horrible 1.5 years
Also I'm very pro !buyfromeu@feddit.org / !buyeuropean@feddit.uk so totally not looking at US based alternatives
They are pretty shit lol.