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this post was submitted on 08 Jun 2025
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My advice if you want something with changing some habits that is pretty good Graphine OS would be a good option. I've been running for close to 3 months at this point I think. If you run the right apps it can be decently private and isn't a huge inconvenience.
It's really down to how much time you have and how inconvenientced you want to be. Generally the more secure something is the less convenient it can be. I find Graphine with FOSS apps and other secure services to fit what I want and need.