/e/ is not as "un-googled" as they claim to be:
<a href="https://ewwlo.xyz/evil" rel="nofollow">https://ewwlo.xyz/evil</a> <a href="https://infosec-handbook.eu/blog/e-foundation-first-look/" rel="nofollow">https://infosec-handbook.eu/blog/e-foundation-first-look/</a><p>PS: These posts _may_ be outdated
Glad to see more Android firmware choices that use MicroG instead of Google Play Services.<p>Previously, I would have recommended LineageOS for MicroG, which supports a different set of devices:<p><a href="https://lineage.microg.org" rel="nofollow">https://lineage.microg.org</a><p>If your device is supported by /e/ but not LineageOS, then /e/ is a good alternative that allows you to use MicroG on your phone with no additional flashing needed.
> Duval's approach hasn't been to reinvent the mobile operating system wheel, but instead to clean up Android of its Google privacy-invading features and replace them with privacy-respecting one ...<p>I would love to see one of these phones in action.<p>And I wouldn't mind if someone like Huawei started using this on their newer phones. Puts some pressure on Google.