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I used a new type of smartphone that could replace Android | Digital Trends
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this post was submitted on 23 Jan 2024
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Yeah I don't believe it. It's not Android but...it runs Android apps?
The biggest problem any new OS is going to face is starting from absolutely zero and convincing developers to put apps people actually want to use on there. That ship has sailed. It's not impossible but if anyone was able to do it, it would be some giant tech company with tons of cash that's also after your data, so you'd just be trading one privacy-invading company for a shittier one.
GrapheneOS is as good as it gets.
It is android based tho
Yes that's what I was getting at