NitroPhone 2/Pro with 4.5 years of software updates
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#3If you don't bother to click, the linked phones are the Google Pixel 6/Pro with Graphene OS and some (optional?) hardware modifications.
I know it's probably not in their best interest, but I really wish they specified the source of their features individually (whether something comes from the Pixel 6 Titan chip, Graphene or their own custom hardware or software). It makes it difficult to evaluate their value-add over buying a Pixel 6 and throwing Graphene on it.
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#4Does anyone actually buy these things?
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#5Easy to offer 4.5 years of software updates, but will the company be around in 4.5 years?
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The Vatican.
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#7Why do you need to insert a man in the middle vector?
I mean GrapheneOS even provides it's users a web based installer. I really hate these marketing schemes based on privacy buzzwords.
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#8Does anybody knows this company or use any of its products?
Because this looks like a scam or another company providing security service for criminals (or will be mostly used by them).
Re: NitroPhone 2/Pro with 4.5 years of software updates
#9Why are they advertising 4.5 years of software updates? Is it because Android phones usually have an even shorter compat period than 4.5 years? How many years should I expect if I got the same model otherwise (Pixel?)?
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#10€250 to solder off components seems steep. It takes me less than 30min, i can imagine it takes a lot less to disassemble+desolder+reassemble if you do it all day. Can't see this taking up more than 1 manhour. If they added a switch instead of desolder the price would have been more reasonable (but still steep, it can buy a usable phone on its own)