I really respect Fairphone and I’m a happy owner of the Fairphone 5, but I find a bit puzzling for a company that suggests its customer should keep their phone for more than the 2.5 years average to release a new model just 2 years after the previous one.

Just my two cents, but they shoul’ve focused on developing either a tablet or a smartwatch to fill a gap in other markets before announcing yet another smartphone.

https://web.archive.org/web/20250530225533/https://brobible.com/culture/article/ai-company-builder-bankrupt/

Right, thank you for pointing it out!

I was using Eternity, but it seems to be no longer maintained, so I’m currently trying out some other alternatives.

Anyway, the comment should now be fixed.

You don’t want to know.

Yeah, it’s easies and will make your life simpler as long as you want to do something the producer contemplated. As soon as you need a feature that is a little bit more peculiar, good luck with that.

And with this i don’t mean that Android is perfect, just that an even more closed ecosystem isn’t exactely the best choice.