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Removing almost all proprietary software from my Phone and PC: how I'm doing it! (tilvids.com)
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[โ€“] 1 point 5 months ago

@thelinuxexperiment That's a really pragmatic approach. Look forward to hearing how things develop. I've just installed postmarketOS on an old phone for similar reasons. Not got as far as the waydroid setup yet but out the box it does most of the things I need.

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