I am thinking about buying a fairphone. Is it less of a privacy nightmare than your typical Android phone?

  • Atemu@lemmy.ml
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    1 year ago

    That reads pretty clear to me. If you use root privileges to cause damage to your phone, that’s the same as using a hammer to cause damage to your phone and obviously not covered by warranty. As long as you don’t damage your phone with root privileges (pretty hard to do IME), you should be covered by warranty.