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I would love a Linux phone but so far graphene OS is the way.

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I would love a Linux phone but so far graphene OS is the way.

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This is just ridiculous. $2200 for a phone with only 4GB Ram.

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This is a tragedy.

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This is greed and insanity.

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All the electronics of the Liberty Phone are made in our USA facility, and the entire phone is assembled at that same facility.

I suppose that this is the reason for the high price. It’s built all in one single factory in the US (I was too lazy to research if it’s their factory). I hope that their target groups are real and that they can afford the phone.

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That is a lie. They are not fabbing their own SOC or any of the camera modules.

Also the SOC in this thing is ancient. Purism seems to be cashing in on the paranoid and gullible.

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Yeah its kinda annoying. I guess I just have to assume it got posted when I get a timeout

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That is a lie. They are not fabbing their own SOC or any of the camera modules.

Also the SOC in this thing is ancient. Purism seems to be cashing in on the paranoid and gullible.

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That is a lie. They are not fabbing their own SOC or any of the camera modules.

Also the SOC in this thing is ancient. Purism seems to be cashing in on the paranoid and gullible.

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