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[–] [email protected] 6 points 2 years ago

Google Pixel 6, because it has a guarantee of 5 years of security updates (unlike other Android phones) and I can use Firefox with uBlock Origin on it (unlike iPhones).

I look forward to the new non-Android Linux phones, but it doesn't sound like they're ready for everyday use in the USA just yet. In particular, I've heard that they have compatibility issues with US carriers and their street navigation apps aren't very good. Hopefully that changes soon!