I have eOS installed on my old Moto G7 Plus. It’s possibly the most private android distro out there, more so than LineageOS for example. Even if someone doesn’t have an old device to install it on, they can buy such a phone for $50, second hand.
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I have eOS installed on my old Moto G7 Plus. It’s possibly the most private android distro out there, more so than LineageOS for example. Even if someone doesn’t have an old device to install it on, they can buy such a phone for $50, second hand.
I am interested in why you consider e/OS/ more private than LineageOS?