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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 did use a braxman phone, until I dropped it.

Although it doesn't use the normal appstore, it was surprisingly easy to use day to day. My only complaint is that 1) no music streaming 2) no access to bank accts (even if you go through their website)

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That's odd, I wonder why? Seems like website functionality would be standard for "smart" phones

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Turns out that banks use all kinds of data tracking to authenticate their users having your username and password are not enough these days.

If your bank is unable to get some kind of data from your hardware they will not let you log in even with your correct password. They force you to reset and multi factor authenticate.

When I was first experiencing this, the banks top tier tech support said "huh, it's odd your device isn't giving our network the information it needs to log you in, I've never seen this before"