Dutch university to start handing out only Fairphones to employees, instead of buying iPhones or Samsung.
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Dutch university to start handing out only Fairphones to employees, instead of buying iPhones or Samsung.
@BuyFromEU Amazing news
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Dutch university to start handing out only Fairphones to employees, instead of buying iPhones or Samsung.
@BuyFromEU Awesome, for (semi-)public expenses, factor in public values!
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Dutch university to start handing out only Fairphones to employees, instead of buying iPhones or Samsung.
@BuyFromEU I wish they supported GrapheneOS
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Dutch university to start handing out only Fairphones to employees, instead of buying iPhones or Samsung.
@BuyFromEU Now we need some Linux phones en mass, and it's done
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Dutch university to start handing out only Fairphones to employees, instead of buying iPhones or Samsung.
@BuyFromEU Amazing!
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Dutch university to start handing out only Fairphones to employees, instead of buying iPhones or Samsung.
@BuyFromEU I want fairphones (and other options like it) in Canada very much. I looked into it before I decided to simply install @GrapheneOS on my Pixel, for now, as a compromise.
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Dutch university to start handing out only Fairphones to employees, instead of buying iPhones or Samsung.
@BuyFromEU @wsslmn as you can repair a Fairphone very easy yourself, the total cost of ownership ia very reasonable. Especially for companies that can make a big difference when they can repair 'in-house'.
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@BuyFromEU @wsslmn as you can repair a Fairphone very easy yourself, the total cost of ownership ia very reasonable. Especially for companies that can make a big difference when they can repair 'in-house'.
@vosje62 @BuyFromEU I agree.
*sent from my Fairphone
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@vosje62 @BuyFromEU I agree.
*sent from my Fairphone
@wsslmn @vosje62 @BuyFromEU It’s a good idea, but it depends on what you need your smartphone for. If you use a significant number of apps only available currently for Android or iPhone, it could become a lot more difficult to migrate. Certain apps (Tahoma etc.) should be made available also for alternative smartphones like #fairphone Jolla etc.
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@wsslmn @vosje62 @BuyFromEU It’s a good idea, but it depends on what you need your smartphone for. If you use a significant number of apps only available currently for Android or iPhone, it could become a lot more difficult to migrate. Certain apps (Tahoma etc.) should be made available also for alternative smartphones like #fairphone Jolla etc.
@Fietsbel my Fairphone runs normal Android.
But an important reason to buy is to be able to switch to e/os later.
An alternative os was on my old phone not possible.The apps I need seems to work on e/os. Didn't come to switching to e/os yet.
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@Fietsbel my Fairphone runs normal Android.
But an important reason to buy is to be able to switch to e/os later.
An alternative os was on my old phone not possible.The apps I need seems to work on e/os. Didn't come to switching to e/os yet.
@vosje62 @wsslmn @BuyFromEU But Android belongs to Google. I don’t want to leave Apple to switch to Google, definitely not. And honestly, I expect to have to solve a lot of unpleasant technical issues, before I’ll be able to migrate, but I hope I can solve them.
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@vosje62 @wsslmn @BuyFromEU But Android belongs to Google. I don’t want to leave Apple to switch to Google, definitely not. And honestly, I expect to have to solve a lot of unpleasant technical issues, before I’ll be able to migrate, but I hope I can solve them.
@Fietsbel @vosje62 @BuyFromEU e/OS doesn't and also works fine.
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@wsslmn @vosje62 @BuyFromEU It’s a good idea, but it depends on what you need your smartphone for. If you use a significant number of apps only available currently for Android or iPhone, it could become a lot more difficult to migrate. Certain apps (Tahoma etc.) should be made available also for alternative smartphones like #fairphone Jolla etc.
@Fietsbel @vosje62 @BuyFromEU I have just accepted that certain apps are not there anymore, and to me that is fine for now.
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Dutch university to start handing out only Fairphones to employees, instead of buying iPhones or Samsung.
@BuyFromEU proud Fairphone owner here.
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@vosje62 @wsslmn @BuyFromEU But Android belongs to Google. I don’t want to leave Apple to switch to Google, definitely not. And honestly, I expect to have to solve a lot of unpleasant technical issues, before I’ll be able to migrate, but I hope I can solve them.
@Fietsbel @vosje62 @wsslmn @BuyFromEU The Android Open Source Project doesn't belong to Google
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@Fietsbel @vosje62 @BuyFromEU I have just accepted that certain apps are not there anymore, and to me that is fine for now.
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Some apps (like smart home applications) drive on data scraping and won't work on an other os by choice. -
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Some apps (like smart home applications) drive on data scraping and won't work on an other os by choice.@vosje62 @Fietsbel @BuyFromEU I don't miss those. All I have for that is Home Assistant to collect data in one spot, and that seems to work fine.
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Dutch university to start handing out only Fairphones to employees, instead of buying iPhones or Samsung.
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Nice!...sent from my fairphone!
Btw: there are some other options beside fairphone. With less american big tech than apple
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@vosje62 @Fietsbel @BuyFromEU I don't miss those. All I have for that is Home Assistant to collect data in one spot, and that seems to work fine.
@wsslmn @Fietsbel @BuyFromEU
Home assistant proves that it is not necessary (and not even wanted*) to have the data stored online.* you want it all to work if the internet is offline... 🥴
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@wsslmn @Fietsbel @BuyFromEU
Home assistant proves that it is not necessary (and not even wanted*) to have the data stored online.* you want it all to work if the internet is offline... 🥴
@vosje62 @Fietsbel @BuyFromEU indeed, but it also means that you have to do some maintenance yourself, which has been fun so far.
I do have a wish for some more free time to tinker with it, and add some dashboards to track stuff.
