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this post was submitted on 01 Apr 2025
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If you value any data, you should already have backups (plural), right? So, if you decide to switch OS you don't need to worry about your data since you have backups (plural). Hint: if you don't do backups already, start now with or without OS switch.
Depends what you do with it. What OS you use. My spouse is using /e/OS and she has access to all the apps she needs, but I reckon you probably don't use the same app as we do (we're both 50+) ;)
Depends. It's probably a good idea but if you use open source apps to access and use non-privacy respecting services, well, they won't help much.
One you trust. I use Mullvad and Proton. Both are paid for.
Im not sure! Whatever one that came with my one plus! I use my phone alot, so maybe something that has a lot of power. I have so many texting apps.
I should try a new vpn and see what i like!