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The Blackberry KeyOne. A tall touchscreen combined with the classic BB physical keyboard and running on Android. It was a great phone and I'd still be using it today if the battery didn't die. I still haven't adapted well to touchscreen keyboards.
It’s really too bad Blackberry got out of the mobile phone market. They were the only large corporation I truly felt I could trust with my data.
Not really, they always complied with data handover to governments. The London Riots in the late 2000s early 2010s Blackberry handed over data of the rioters. In order to stay in the middle east they had to set up dedicated servers to comply with intercept legislation