2026-01-12T08:10:54Z https://yabu.me Pinpin https://yabu.me/npub15a4a7xpxqzv0zsjamax9e7ywr3zhypsflx4m9u53ya8zz0eydrusxphmc8 https://media.bdx.town/media/2a59b73fefac473e8d09b576193759c068e9fde353244ad2557d52d99d2ce9ba.jpg https://media.bdx.town/media/2a59b73fefac473e8d09b576193759c068e9fde353244ad2557d52d99d2ce9ba.jpg https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsg7tzyzxzr3u0hyedcu95wlxwanfjyg665aph0amcamvxx38fsgkszyznkhhccycqf3u2zth05ch8c3cwy2usxp8u6hvhjjyn5ugfly350j2knxnq In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs0742ct3g4fggfu27af7w2h9askg27e7069cl2g5na5kx2hyqc5zswn8xnv'>nevent1q…8xnv</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Yep, choosing a smartphone is really hard. <br/><br/>I have a iPhone 13 Pro (bought used) right now, and whenener I think about its replacement in the years to come, I remain undecided, stuck between those 3 options:<br/><br/>iPhone : secure, not owned by the biggest advertising compagny on the planet, but it&#39;s not easily self-repairable and gives zero control software side. <br/><br/>Fairphone : easily self-repairable but not secure enough and needs a custom ROM (to retain a little bit of privacy) which brings less stability and may require more maintenance.<br/><br/>Pixel with GrapheneOS : secure, but not easily self-repairable and needs to use a custom ROM which brings less stability and may require more maintenance. 2025-12-02T21:02:59Z