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`Android` is the only mobile environment covered here. `iOS` is complicit in data harvesting and cannot be liberated. Some may argue that it's secure, and that may be true, but it is most definitely not private.
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There are also `Linux` phones out there, such as the `Pinephone` and `Librem 5`, but they will not be covered in this document. Below are their respective websites if they are of interest to you.
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There are also `Linux` phones out there, such as the `Pinephone` and `Librem 5`, but they will not be covered in this document. Below are their respective websites if they sound of interest to you.
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[`pine64.org/devices/pinephone/`](https://pine64.org/devices/pinephone/)
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To have a private and secure mobile experience it will require a degoogled ROM.
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Degoogling a phone has two steps and ***cannot*** be done without wiping the device, so be sure to make a backup.
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Degoogling a phone has two steps and ***cannot*** be done without wiping the device, so be sure to save your data first or do it as soon as you purchase the device.
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1. Install a custom ROM (operating system).
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- At this point you may choose to root the device or not by flashing `Magisk`.
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