Okay, I'm not a fan of androids or Apple's I phones or any cellphones

But I know stuff about technology, not a lot. But more then most.

So I tend to play dumb when it comes to technology stuff. Mainly like to take advantage of me and have me fix their shit for free

Here is bit of warning to you Android users. You thought spying was bad now. You haven't seen nothing yet.


So I was working my kids cellphone and this pops up.

I tell everyone go with a non android and non Apple cellphones. Like a Linux phone if you must have one or convert one yourself.

Ubuntu Touch is one the better Linux cellphone Operating Systems for cellphone conversion from the big other two.

Say goodbuy to Google and Facebook spying for good

Going past this point will give details about Linux OS that will replace the factory OS in them phones and will extend the life of the phone as well

Linux OS for Android Phones

PostmarketOS

Designed to bring a Linux experience to mobile devices, this operating system aims to extend the lifespan of smartphones by allowing users to take control. It supports a wide range of devices but may require some technical knowledge for installation.

Ubuntu Touch

Developed by UBports, Ubuntu Touch offers a user-friendly experience similar to traditional desktop environments. It can be installed on select Android devices and is constantly being updated to improve usability.

Plasma Mobile

This mobile version of the KDE Plasma desktop aims to provide a complete free and open-source experience for users. It's compatible with devices running Android and is focused on improving user privacy.

Sailfish OS

A proprietary operating system based on Linux, Sailfish OS can run Android applications and offers a unique interface. It's supported on a select number of devices and popular among users seeking an alternative mobile OS.

Linux OS for Apple Phones

PostmarketOS

While primarily designed for Android devices, some Apple devices can also run postmarketOS, though installation may be more complex and less supported.

Ubuntu Touch

There are community projects attempting to port Ubuntu Touch to older Apple smartphones. Success depends on the specific device and community support for that model.

PureOS

Used in Purism devices like the Librem 5, this OS focuses on user security and privacy. While it’s not typically installed on iPhones, users can look for similar projects supporting Apple hardware.

These operating systems allow users to gain more control over their mobile devices, often emphasizing privacy and openness.