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this post was submitted on 19 Aug 2023
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Tell me more about this Pinephone.
It has no apps. But it runs Linux!!!
So is it awesome or shitty?
Yes.
They are talking about running LineageOS on Pinephone. LineageOS is based on Android so Android apps work on it.
Ohhhh, ok then it’s not private unless it has hardware switches.
My pinephone has hardware switches.
Don’t they all?
yes, i believe they do. Although I only knew for certain that mine does. But it is older.
Are they easy enough to flip manually, but not get flipped in your pocket accidentally?
They are inside. So you have to open the case to set them, which is not hard. It is not obvious to anyone else that there are switches or what they are set to, so maybe being inside is a positive.
Although the picture doesnt show it, they are rather small.
I’d rather have something outside, since “turning off” is something that should be the default option.