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What would an ENSH*TTIFIED Linux distro look like? [video](tilvids.com)

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Scrath@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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Oh definitely.

I still hate my old phone for locking ADB behind a Mi account registration and when I wanted to go into the theme settings some stupid marketplace app opened from which I could quit by hitting the back button to het to the actual android theme settings

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aluminium@lemmy.world
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yeah, also the constant wait times when you install APK… it used to be a decent OS but starting with MiUi 11 they started really enshitifiying big time.

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Fisch@discuss.tchncs.de
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And now they changed the name to HyperOS (my dad has a phone with it installed and is constantly complaining about it)

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umbrella@lemmy.ml
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sounds like a perfect opportunity to use this account to unlock the bootloader and swap out the os for something not enshittified

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Scrath@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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I thought about doing that but if I remember correctly they wanted some information during account creation that I was not willing to share (it was probably my phone number).

Doesn’t matter anymore. My new phone is a pixel 7 on which I immediately installed GrapheneOS

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