e/OS/ on a Fairphone 3

Been rocking this setup for a while but I have been mulling over going back to stock Android. e/OS/'s implantation of Aurora app store is buggy as shit. Also it would be nice to have working NFC as well as a few other things too.

Still though, Google can eat shit so I might just stick it out on e/OS

The phone itself is fantastic though. Disappointed that the Fairphone 4 doesnt have AUX though. That or a working FM radio. Might sound silly but having an FM radio in your phone is crucial for emergency situations/ natural disasters etc. Would really really love to see Fairphone 5 implement these but I'm not holding my breath.

Android stock cause I'm a basic bitch like that

12 pro max with the iOS 17 developer beta

iPhone 12 Pro with whatever the most recent OS version.

Galaxy Fold 4, de-Googled as much as I can feasibly. Ideally I'd love to run GrapheneOS on here, but that's not gonna happen cause they only support Pixels. I could switch to a Pixel Fold, but I also like the multitasking in Samsung ROMs. Maybe one day, if Google adds stuff like floating windows, I might make the switch.

iPhone 13 mini I was on android since highschool and I thought iOS would be too restrictive but I wound up liking it and don’t see myself going back

Stock pixel 7. Happy with it. I hate ios. Everytime i grab my work ipad or have to use an iPhone i just cringe.

Redmi Note 9 Pro + LineageOS 18 w/ Magisk+root+LSPosed

iPhone 14 Pro w/ iOS 17 developer beta.

Honestly, if NixOS ever comes to a phone in any real way, I’ll probably eventually switch.

iOS is solid as hell compared to Android, IMO and I have a love- hate relationship with swift; wish I could use Haskell for a native iPhone app.

Fairphone3 with Ubuntu Touch. I tried the Pinephones, but they're not ready yet(!) as a daily driver. I have high hopes, though.

iPhone 14 plus with 16.6 and I probably will keep using this the next 5-7 years (hopefully). I updated from an iPhone 4s, which unfortunately entertains some fishes (dropped into a local river, Isar).

Fairphone 4 with iodéOS.

I'm 2 days into trying GrapheneOS on a Pixel 7a and it's been a great experience all around. I reckon I found my main driver for the next couple of years.

LineageOS and I'd probably try SailfishOS again or Arch Linux ARM.

Samsung S10+, been on android my whole life. I think I will switch to iOS next. It looks very polished over there compared to apps on android being an afterthought

Definitely won't get one for a few years yet, so hopefully it'll have usb c

Pixel 6a running GrapheneOS. I'd like Linux mobile to really take off but I can't ever see it unless arm for desktop really grows.

Other than that there's not really much else that interests me. Maybe I'll try CalyxOS one day. I've spent a couple of years with an iPhone before but don't see myself going back.

Android, Pixel flavour.

Every few years I try iOS. My frustration with my watch (Fitbit) and battery life will probably push me back there soon.

POCO X3 NFC with BlissROM android 13, i would like to try Ubuntu Touch in the future.

iOS on an ageing iPhone 8.

Very curious about making the switch to something like Graphene.

LightPhone II with LightOS

OnePlus 10 Pro on OxygenOs 13.1

I like it better than stock android, and while it's not perfect I don't dislike it enough to want to switch. OnePlus 1 came with CyanogenMod out of the box which was super fun at the time.

I mainly stick with OP for the 100W fast charging, otherwise I'd be happy to switch to Xiaomi or Huawei for better value

Google Pixel 6 with GrapheneOS and I don't want to try any other system.

iodéOS on Fairphone 4.

Sony Xperia 1 IV. Absolutely delightful phone. Android 13.

Stock Android, e/OS. Would be interesting to see if I could live with a degoogled phone.

iPhone 12 mini with the current version that’s available for me. I don’t feel a need to try anything else at this time.

Pocophone F1 running LineageOS for microg

Motorola One Fusion with Android 11.

It's a pretty basic model from 2020. No 5G, no 5Ghz WiFi, 4GB RAM, camera is nothing special.

But I like it, has a good enough performance for me. In the future, when I'm buying a newer phone, I'll probably stick with Motorola. I like having a stock Android.