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Fairphone 6 Plus leaks reveal first images, specs, and pricing
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LineageOS via avbroot, CalyxOS and iodéOS all support bootloader relocking.
Even /e/os supports relocking.
Rocking it rn.
Is calyx still a thing? I used to use it years ago. iode is a new one to me :o
Yeah CalyxOS just came back from a hiatus due to some internal drama, and iodéOS is a French based ROM that is based on LineageOS.
CalyxOS has made some pretty nice QoL changes in the last few years that I really appreciate (Seedvault backups, Per-app, per connection type firewalling, Work profile ootb, VPN sharing over all profiles)
iodeOS offers bootloader relocking on devices that support it, and they support devices longer than Calyx & Graphene for Eco. sustainability, but you do still run the risk of the proprietary hardware drivers having vulnerabilities. I tried it out for a bit but it wasnt for me.