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I understand security implications but I'll be getting Fairphone 6 with /e/OS over Pixel with GrapheneOS. For me FOSS ranks higher than HW security features, and buying Google device goes against FOSS principles.
Buying a used Pixel lets you use the hardware without funding Google.
*Directly funding Google. You are certainly participating in a secondary market for their product you purchase used.
Has fairphone 6 foss firmware? and foss drivers?
No, there is no modern smartphone like that, yet AFAIK.
sry but which parts are then FOSS about it, compared to pixel?
or do you just mean google itself? (which i would understand i guess)
Google itself. GrapheneOS bridgea the gap but still...