• DarkAri@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    21 days ago

    No you can’t use graphene is because almost no device supports it anymore. Very few devices have an unlocked bootloader, and commands don’t work on devices that don’t have a snapdragon chip set.

    Also using airplane mode completly defeats the purpose of having a cell phone.

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      21 days ago

      if you can’t afford to buy a used pixel then that’s valid but you don’t have to dress it up in ideology to make it sound more valid

      even if the radios were open sourced, the cell network would still be inherently unsafe due to how it works

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        20 days ago

        What kind of ideology is not wanting corporations to control your access information and stuff you buy? That doesn’t make any sense. That’s not an ideology that’s just something everyone wants.

        Also there is nothing unsafe about the network idea if you use encryption like every other computer for the past 30 years.

        I have considered getting a pixel phone. I had one but the screen broke in my pocket I think which annoyed me. I have a Motorola phone with an unlockable bootloader but the chip set is dumb so it makes getting the one ROM available for it, difficult to put on there, and also you have to do a lot of stuff to get the ROM to have most of its basic features working.

        You are using the word ideology incorrectly. An ideology is an overarching vague and large idea that encompasses political systems. It’s things like fascism or capitalism or socialism. I don’t see how any of that has anything to do with things like human rights and freedom which is universally desired by all people. Even fascists want privacy they are just too dumb to realize a total state isn’t going to give it to them.