So what is not private about airbags? I’d like to know what people say is not private about them? I guess I’ll have another look at the whitepapers to see, or is it people have no idea how they work and just assume not private.

I mean if you look at the white paper they seem pretty private by design. Unless people are seeing stuff I missed.

I mean I haven’t read the papers in full but they seem pretty private the way they are set up now. Or am I missing something.

Isn’t it selling well?

Are there even locked Pixels? Who has them.

They still do a lot of development for Linux projects. If that changes Linux is screwed as who is going to replace them.

So moving to a BSD then? Linux is mostly packages written by big tech. People have to eat.

Used prices are insane also.

They don’t want to pay the creator.

Isn’t sidewalk for lorawan type devices.

I have never had a device join an open network by itself.

Have no open networks around.

Source? Never heard of that ever.

Any proof of this. First I’ve heard about it.

No I use to much self hosted services. My phone is mostly an audiobook/podcast playing device. And audiobook shelf is to good to give up.

I mean that is standard on all mobile OS. IOS has it standard android has it.

My only problem with GrapheneOS is the lead developer.

My provider must do a good job as I barely get spam calls. On another it was more common.

Yep. And does it matter. I know my numbers out there don’t get many spam calls though. I guess not picking up and doing call screening is effective.

Who cares? If it’s spam callers they call every number available anyways.