Apparently not. Only been using it for 3 years.

If I only keep unimportant stuff on the sd card, can you explain what the problem is?

Apparently it is to use cloud services 😉 pixel phone storage was incredibly small. At least this phone has up to 512GB internal storage allegedly. For a ridicous price I assume.

If Graphene would run on the iPhone it would be my first choice. But my privacy is more important than sexy hardware. It would have the added benefit of blending in, law enforcement is already targeting Pixel phones. That wouldn't be practical with iPhone.

Still no SD cards though.. but not even the Pixel does that

What is wrong with you?

not the person you replied to, but i assume things like headphone jack, sdcard support, no insane camera bump, repairable design, saner price

in addition i wish for stuff like smaller size, LCD instead of AMOLED, no pinchhole/notch. yeah ik that's impossible these days..

My major issues with it is that it's the first phone to officially support Graphene, so you'd think it would cater to a different demographic.

Yet there's no headphone jack, no SD card support. And it's WAY too big. It's just another boring modern phone that is selling itself on being unnecessarily powerful.

I see people mentioning "features", "features", "features" what actually are the features they require?

90W charging, huge storage option, high quality cameras (I already have a billion lenses on the back of my phone so I just don't give a shit), great screen - yeah I don't care how the thing looks. I care about GrapheneOS support and that it has the hardware to keep it usable for more than a couple of years.

Right now its between this and a flip phone + umpc for me. We'll see where things go in the coming months.

Not me - I'm on Graphene but one of the biggest things I love about the software itself is that it's very well designed, which is rare to see in the FOSS / privacy community. I hate shitty UIs and shitty design in general.

I miss the days of a single camera lens. I wouldn't even mind a system where you can swap the lens for different needs, but having a "camera bump" on a phone is so annoying. I prefer not needing a case to make the back of my phone lay flat on a table.

It's 4, one is the flashlight

Sure, you can also just do that now.

https://f-droid.org/packages/com.termux.nix/

GOS stock camera is abysmal.

it truly, seriously is. I bit the bullet and got Google's camera app which sadly works much better. I just block it from having any network permissions but even then it feels really sketchy. but I'm not going back to the GrapheneOS camera, it's just so fucking miserable.

The contactless payments would be a huge step. If Linux phones could get the actual phone functionality working on most models, that would be nice too. I desperately want what we were promised with Ubuntu Phone like 15 years ago. A functional phone with convergence would be fantastic.

What makes you say that?