Those of you who are using a #Linux phone to mess around with, what are you using and why? I know that the OnePlus 6T probably gets the best performance, alongside maybe the Pixel 3a, but the idea of buying a years-old phone is just bizarre to me. And I have no idea where Pinephone Pro development is at in 2025.
I understand that these devices aren't quite "daily driver" ready, but with the #AOSP inching towards a cliff, one can't help but keep an eye on the alternatives.
@zak Thx ... and YIKES!
I do wonder how @e_mydata, @calyxos and @GrapheneOS will tackle this going forward. And to some degree @jolla, which has an Android support layer.
Many people feared what would happen as more needed functionality was moved in the closed source Google service layers. But so far @microg has done a good job covering that.
I've used /e/ OS several years now, and I'm really happy about that as an Android variant. That ships with microG pre-installed, so almost all apps I need works reasonably well.
Zak 
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