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Pretty expensive. I wonder if they are as private and secure as they say.

https://shop.puri.sm/shop/liberty-phone/

They also claim to be made in the US. I've been using Samsung phones for awhile but they are getting way up there in price too and the last one I bought did not even last 2 years before it started fucking up.

I'm about a year into this one and thinking of switching brands if it doesn't last longer this time.

Pretty expensive. I wonder if they are as private and secure as they say. https://shop.puri.sm/shop/liberty-phone/ They also claim to be made in the US. I've been using Samsung phones for awhile but they are getting way up there in price too and the last one I bought did not even last 2 years before it started fucking up. I'm about a year into this one and thinking of switching brands if it doesn't last longer this time.

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I have their laptop. I didn't even really boot it into whatever OS it came with. I immediately put Arch on it because it was what I'm familiar with. I really like it. It's solid. I have a smart phone I use for work and at home, but a dumb (Light Phone) that I use when I leave my complex. I couldn't justify the cost of the Purism one just because I don't a smart phone outside of the apartment, anyway.

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Never even tried the os ? lol,, that cracks me up. That is one of their claims to fame and you never even gave it a shot.

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Nope! I'm terrible like that; always have been. Hand me a device and I pop whatever linux version I'm familiar with on it. I still freaking use the WindowMaker window manager on all my linux boxes in my home. I did Slackware for ages, then it became Arch when I was running into having to compile just about everything on Slack and got tired of it. It's just like I struggle with any mp3 player that doesn't run Rockbox. I'm stuck in my ways.

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I can appreciate that. I'm pretty stuck in my ways as well.