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vince_at_iode
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Comment #33555309
This depends on the devices. Some of them like pixel and fairphone ones allow bootloader relocking, lineage supports this, and iodé too. I think that when people make the transitio…
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Comment #33555244
I don't see well the point in this remark. Releasing free software has many consequences, and among them, one is to give freedom to people. Giving freedom to people is however the …
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Comment #33554966
No, it wasn't! We explained the reasons in many places (forums etc), and people were free to trust us or not. We also promised to open the sources when we thought it was the good t…
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Comment #33547452
Yes that's weird ;-) Especially from me: I began working on android by building a GSI, maybe you remember, we've been in touch on a few issues. The problem is: lack of time, always…
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Comment #33547082
The smallest phones we support are the samsung A5, sony XA2, fairphone FP3 (although a bit thick). Although they are a bit outdated now, they can be sufficient for certain usages. …
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Comment #33546198
As answered in another comment, there is not just one license, there are plenty of licenses, in each repository we published. Most of them are forks of AOSP / lineage repositories,…
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Comment #33546167
There are dozens of repository, starting from here: https://gitlab.com/iode/os Licenses are at the root of each one. Our policy is the following: - for existing repositories that w…
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Comment #33546066
sorry for you :-)
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Comment #33546063
This is a big list in our point of vue. We began with one device, then added a second one, then a third... We go step by step, for the devices and in our software developments, and…
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Comment #33545956
Yes we use microG and all our supported phones actually pass SafetyNet. It seems that some banking apps still don't work, but most of them yes. We wanted to follow our own road. Is…