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  "publishedAt": "2026-02-25T17:56:08.000Z",
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  "textContent": "submitted by MostRegularPeople to privacy\n31 points | 22 comments\n\nA question as old as time, I know.\n\nI’m getting away from Google and I’ve done the easy stuff: CoMaps, Proton mail (I know, not the best move), aveslibre, etc. I currently don’t have the time (or the knowledge base) to learn how to self host, but hopefully that will replace Drive and such in the future.\n\nBut I digress. I’m looking at a new OS for my phone. I’m currently in a contract with a phone that is incompatible with alternative OSs. Graphene needs a Pixel. Used, they’re $150-400. /e/OS will run on a Motorola or whatever and those are like $80.\n\nThere’s also the option of going full Fairphone with /e/os and I like that idea in the future.\n\nThe internet people tell me that Graphene is the best due to ease of installation, privacy, and security.\n\nI don’t need a lot of security. I just want Google to stop suckling all that sweet, sweet data from my teat.\n\nWhat are your thoughts?",
  "title": "Graphene vs /e/ os"
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