If I did that I still wouldnt be as butthurt as you.

Whatever you say bud.

Enjoy the dial up.

By that logic Tuvalu’s internet must be amazing.

In Ireland I have 5Gb fibre to the home in the small rural town I live in.

And its only about €40 a month.

Wait until you find out that The Rock and Dwayne Johnson are actually two different people.

Using Google hardware results in financial gain for Google

So buy 2nd hand then.

If you don’t care about hardware security then don’t use Graphene OS, it’s not made for you. Its made for people who do care.

As for Google harvesting data, Graphene has all of that stripped out by default. It doesnt even have Google Play Services, you need to install it seperately if you want to use it.

Finally, Motorola produces a panoply of devices for LEA, if you think a for profit company will not leverage their deal with GOS to sell a bypass device to law enforcement agencies and have the monopoly on that market you are out of your goddamn mind.

You realise that Motorola Solutions (that make stuff for law enforcement agencies) and Motorola Mobility (that make phones) are two completely seperate companies?

Motorola Mobility is a wholly owned subsidiary of Lenovo.

They have nothing to do with eachother beyond just the brand. Motorola Mobility dont even own the rights to the name or logo. They have to license the brand from Motorola Solutions.

It only works on Pixel phones because they are the only phones on the market that meet the security requirments.

Thats why for the future Motorola phones, Motorola will have to design a new phone that will meet those requirements. They can’t just put Graphene OS on an existing Motorola model.