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Unplugged phone?
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this post was submitted on 14 Apr 2026
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Why not just use GrapheneOS? The only unique feature this phone has is the physical battery kill switch.
i was not advocating for this UP phone in any way and am sorry if it seemed that way. my next phone will indeed be running on GrapheneOS.
I was just trying to point out that using third party vpn infrastructure can make sense, even though i wouldn’t trust the vpn of UP in any way. trust is a difficult thing, but as of right now i’m liking mullvad.
100% with VPN services you're shifting the trust, not removing the trust. And sorry, I just meant that as a general comment, I didn't think you were implying that the UP phone's implementation was inherently secure.