Murena & /e/OS roadmap for 2023 and beyond

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You right, and what I like with /e/OS even if the OS it less secure than GrapheneOS or CalyxOS or DivestOS, it’s Advanced Privacy. Whith this feature, we can see how many trackers are/were blocked :slight_smile:

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Less or more secure, depends on which projects, but in the end the thing is that if you want to be 100% secure with a computer or a smartphone, just disconnect it from Internet, or just even don’t use it.

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Of course yeah, you’re right

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Why are you talking about Graphene here? Those forums are about /e/OS & Murena.

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I know and i’m happy with /e/OS on my FP4 :wink:

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Let’s avoid criticizing other ROMs on the /e/OS forum. No matter what the intention, such comparisons eventually pull the thread in a totally different direction.

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I really miss Advanced Privacy on my recent new Pixel 6a (non-/e/) phone (although I still have an /e/ Tablet, and had an /e/ Sony Xperia XA2 for over three years…). If the Pixel 6a ever gets an official /e/ ROM (most importantly, with relockable bootloader), then I would be very much tempted to come back.

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I’m really looking forward to that tablet, the alternative for me would be the pinetab 2, but that is a bit too geeky with it’s Arch Linux based OS. An /e/ OS tablet would fill my needs completely and I would buy that without hesitation.

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What other tablet brands/models would you consider?

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I put /e/OS onto a Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (Wifi only), so an /e/ Tablet is possible/available right now (sort of). It took a bit of fiddling about, but I got there in the end, just under a year ago. It has worked nicely ever since.

I do admit to some concern over the upgrade to the next level of OS, but that is no different than was true for the phone. What is ironic is that to get /e/ onto the GalTab originally, I had to step down the OS to be compatible with what was available at the time :wink:

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If I may give my view….

At first, Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e LTE, since it seems supported and specs are nice

Then, I would like to see a more portable LTE device around 8”, and a larger wifi tablet for home use (more than 10”; by judging by the trend in the latest years, 12” or 13” is not weird)

Thank you

PS: what I mentioned in a previous post is still valid :wink: Murena & /e/OS roadmap for 2023 and beyond - #4 by sonyxa2

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