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2021-12-23 18:54:11

hans@social.woefdram.nl

Hmm, four working mobile phones... And my #Librem5 should be on this picture too, but I've only waited 2 years for that so that's going to take a while longer.

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2021-12-23 19:48:53

Andreas Plassmann

darknight-coffee@darknight-coffee.com

2021-12-23 19:49:57

Andreas Plassmann

darknight-coffee@darknight-coffee.com

2021-12-23 20:51:41

Hans van Zijst

hans@social.woefdram.nl

Von links nach rechts:

Fairphone 4, Xiaomi Redmi, Samsung Galaxy Note 4, Pinephone Pine64

2021-12-23 20:56:27

Hans

hans@federate.hopto.org

Are you able to use them all at the same time? :-)

2021-12-23 21:06:20

Hans van Zijst

hans@social.woefdram.nl

Nope. Not a big fan of the Pinephone anyway, I put that aside a day. The Samsung is old, but I still keep it for my OTP. The Xiaomi is for work, and the Fairphone is my daily driver.

2021-12-23 21:09:28

Hans van Zijst

hans@social.woefdram.nl

I put the Pinephone away after a day, maybe I'll fiddle with it later, when I have time to spare. The Samsung still has Signal on it, the Fairphone doesn't: I do Signal in Element on that one.

2021-12-23 21:10:18

Hans

hans@federate.hopto.org

I had a very old nokia for work :-)

2021-12-23 23:29:43

tom grzyb

tomgrzyb@sysad.org

I recently installed Android on an old laptop, just for Ha-ha's. It runs. It should. It's Linux (though an evil version).

2021-12-24 15:42:16

Filbert Salim

https://mastodon.social/@filbertsalim

@hans I have two phones; Oppo and Blackberry. I only use Blackberry to listen to the old local songs. I will buy Fairphone one day.

2021-12-24 20:24:04

Nemethon

nemethon@hub.netzgemeinde.eu

Using a Blackview. Robust, long battery life, no bundle software installed and inexpensive.

2021-12-24 21:34:45

Hans van Zijst

hans@social.woefdram.nl

My idea is to only use the Fairphone in the end. I'll have to switch the SIM though, because there's only room for 1 physical SIM and one eSIM.

I have the SIM of my private subscription in it now, and had hoped my work subscription could provide an eSIM. But of course, it's the other way around, so I'll have to get an eSIM for my private subscription and switch the physical SIM for the one currently in the Xiaomi.

And then I'll have to move all the entries in my OTP manager from the Samsung to the Fairphone. And then somewhere early in 2022 I'll have to reinstall the whole thing, because /e/OS will be released for it. And who wouldn't want an Android version that has no Google in it..? :sunglasses:

2021-12-24 21:45:30

Adam Hunt

gander22h@diasp.org

Of course first you have to actually get the Fairphone...