Looking for some help with my Oneplus Nord CE3 Lite. I have had this phone for a couple months and looking to harden this phone make it a safe privacy friendly phone and avoid the constant monitoring and spying and being tracked and monitored. I want to limit the surveillance and monitoring best i can with this phone. Not interested in CUSTOM ROM and there isnt any available for my phone right now. So what is my options without that and how do i make this a safe phone?

Thanks

  • Cyclohexane
    51·
    1 year ago

    a long history of human rights abuses, persecution of minorities and espionage

    Hmm, I wonder which countries this applies to… It’s crazy how you missed the irony of this

    And your data will become a weapon in the event of a world war 3.

    Dude… You’re living in some video game fantasy world. Your activity browsing social media and watching over-confident youtubers will not give China an edge in world war 3. I guarantee you.

    On Calyx, most android apps require Google services. How do you address this? Calyx’s solution for this is providing microG, a stripped down Google services. Still, they’re Google services…

      • Apook400OP
        1·
        1 year ago

        What VPN should i use on my Oneplus Nord CE3 Lite

        • cooopsspace@infosec.pubEnglish
          1·
          1 year ago

          So Calyx comes with a Tor app and you can selectively punt apps over the Tor connection.

          I’d recommend everything you possibly can should go down Tor, but I do know some things can break. I usually keep one of my browsers out and the other in.

          • Apook400OP
            1·
            1 year ago

            I was referring to what VPN do i use on my Oneplus Nord CE3 Lite

              • Apook400OP
                1·
                1 year ago

                one

                The Oneplus Nord CE3 Lite doesnt have any custom ROM For this phone right now. So I can’t use calyx

    • Ilandar@aussie.zone
      1·
      1 year ago

      microG is optional. Additionally, your claim that “most Android apps require Google services” is unverified and depends heavily on the user and where their apps are sourced.