Post B4PPUFw7cywHWXd7eS by Gina@fosstodon.org
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(DIR) Post #B4PPUFcGon3kWyLGi0 by Gina@fosstodon.org
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I'm glad that we're finally realizing that we need open source alternatives for the desktop and our apps, but can we also focus on mobile devices now?
(DIR) Post #B4PPUFw7cywHWXd7eS by Gina@fosstodon.org
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It's ridiculous that we basically have two mobile 'options', both with restrictive, proprietary app stores (see also https://keepandroidopen.org/). If Europe values digital sovereignty, then it needs to invest more in open hardware, open source OS's, and alternative app stores. 🇪🇺@Fairphone@jolla @LineageOS @sailfishosnews @ubports @GrapheneOS @postmarketOS @e_mydata @murena @fdroidorg @IzzyOnDroid #opensource #digitalsovereignty #foss
(DIR) Post #B4PPUGM04ldgonjmzI by fenixmaster@mastodon.social
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@Gina @Fairphone @LineageOS @sailfishosnews @ubports @GrapheneOS @postmarketOS @e_mydata @fdroidorg @IzzyOnDroid @jolla @murena Does that mean that I have to switch to e/os before that date and after that date Android and Fairphone are "locked" together?
(DIR) Post #B4PPUGkSbpCm2fBK76 by bart@mastodon.fam-ribbers.com
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@fenixmaster No, it means that any certified Android, like the one that comes with Fairphone, will not be able to install apps that are not approved by Google. You can still install alternative ROMs or OS's like /e/OS or postmarketOS on any date beyond that.
(DIR) Post #B4PPUGmaTuuG9GB1Qe by Gina@fosstodon.org
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Paging @EC_DIGIT and @EUCommission 🇪🇺
(DIR) Post #B4PPUH5jKkDd6d8JGa by fenixmaster@mastodon.social
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@bart Thanks for your answer. However, there comes a Time my Fairphone 6 runs another os than Android.
(DIR) Post #B4PPUHH4eZIDfoRMwq by murena@mastodon.social
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@fenixmaster , in case you need documentation to flash your device: https://doc.e.foundation/devices and feel free to reach out whenever you have questions.