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Next smartphone I buy, which one do you recommend?
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Pixel with GrapheneOS. Only one that will give you the complete control, as well as the privacy (and) security done right. Also the only one that will let you have a fully functional phone, have things like working bank apps, and let you beat the Goog out of the benefits of the play services, while at the same time not allowing them to have privileged access on your phone. They're just normal apps that you are in control of.
Yes, you will. Because that's who has the mobile networks. There is no such thing as going rogue. Going with an MVNO isn't avoiding them, that's a mind game. If you can save money going with one cool, but don't kid yourself that you're not on one of the 3 carriers, because you will be.
I'm just trying to avoid getting bloatware installed on my phone every time they run a mandatory software update. that was probably a Samsung thing and had nothing to do with Verizon but whatever the case,
It's time to upgrade.
I'mma get starlink.
As cool as the technology is, I wouldn't trust Starlink to handle my breakfast order. It's leadership is corrupt, arrogant, and evil. You can find all sorts of news stories about it online.
I have never heard of phone updates installing bloatware. The only time bloatware is present is when you first use the phone
Yup, I'm telling you, when I first got this phone, first thing I noticed was fucking candy crush et al, and immediately uninstalled all that junk. And every time it runs a software update, i kid you not, within a couple days I'm looking through my phone and I notice more shit they installed. Monopoly, Candy crush, block stacking games, I didn't ask for any of this! delete delete delete.