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I've been thinking about it for a while. Back when I started getting more serious about internet privacy I had the idea of switching to a de-Googled phone but when I found out that'd be expensive as hell I had a second idea to get a flip phone and spread out what I use it for across devices. My laptop for services like YouTube and streaming, MP3 player for music, a digital camera for my camera, etc. Also expensive but the individual devices are cheaper so I can more easily slowly chip away at it, first thing I'm getting is an MP3 player because I got my Dad to buy me one for Christmas.
An mp3 player is good but I don't recommend flip phones. The build quality is pretty bad from my experience with alcatel and I think mobiwire may have the same issue.
Well there's a lot more companies that produce flip phones than two and I've heard good things about a couple brands