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asbestos@lemmy.world to Privacy@lemmy.mlEnglish · 3 days ago

All your photos are being scanned - Reject Convenience

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    Might I recommend https://f-droid.org/packages/net.sourceforge.opencamera/ and graphene os?

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      Graphine makes a secure camera app you can use on any android phone: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.grapheneos.camera.play&hl=en_US

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      Isn’t grapheneOS restricted to pixel phones? Those phones can get quite expensive

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        I got a pixel 9a for £200 and my previous phone was a pixel 6 which was £150.

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        I picked up a 10a for $250 USD over the summer. It was just a month or 2 before the Pixel 11 models came out so probably Google was liquidating the older model inventory. It’s my first GrapheneOS phone and I’m pretty satisfied so far. But I do wish Graphene was available for more brands

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          Wow, what a good find. I paid like £220 for an 8a earlier this year.

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        Search for used 8a, 9a or 10a, the regular or flagship models are a waste of money. I got my 9a new for 350€

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        I fot one for 200 just couple days ago. Pixel 8 though.

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          All the Pixel devices in my country are over 600$

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            Seems like buying in EU and shipping would be a solution.

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          200? of which currency?

          Pixel 8 is a good phone, but it isn’t available in my region. The 8a is though, for a reasonable price. If the OS runs well enough I don’t really care about how old the phone is. Newer ones are a bit too expensive.

          Last time I’d checked the only Pixel phones available weren’t supported, it’s somewhat viable now.

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            200 euros. Woth 1 year warranty and 14 d return policy in case I don’t like the phone. Check grapheneos.org page for supported pixels. Pixel 8 will be supported till 2030 if remembering right. At least till 2029.

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