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Tbh, im currently using a Pixel, they are... Actually quite good, even without another OS, wich you can install.
I even controlled what it uploads, it doesn't send data when i don't agree to it (living in EU) so im fine with it and a custom launcher (the normal one sucks).
Is Pixel, ironically, the only device with unlocked bootloader and seemingly with most control, i.e. ability to easily install another OS?
Yes, at least from what i know, maybe there is some DIY phones or maybe Nokia pulles some great phone out of their ass somehow, but currently i know only about the Pixels being actually good at what they do.
Correct. Look at CalyxOS and GrapheneOS and what they support.
Okay. Thanks, guys. 🍻
I'll think about it for my next phone when the time comes.
I can concur the Pixel 8 Pro has honestly been pretty good, for whatever it's worth. Granted I'm not in the EU, so I don't get the benefits of GDPR, but it's the best of a bad set of options.
And when support ends graphene goes in
Yup