LineageOS
2.0 o 5 mau hōkū (ma muli o 1 loiloi)
e pili ana i:
He ʻōnaehana hana ʻo LineageOS no nā smartphones, nā lolouila papa, a me nā pahu hoʻonohonoho, i hoʻokumu ʻia ma Android me ka hapa nui o nā polokalamu manuahi a wehe ʻia. ʻO ia ka mea pani i ka ROM CyanogenMod maʻamau, kahi i hoʻokuʻu ʻia i Dekemaba 2016 i ka wā i hoʻolaha ai ʻo Cyanogen Inc. e hoʻopau ana i ka hoʻomohala ʻana a pani i ka ʻoihana ma hope o ka papahana. Ma muli o ka paʻa ʻana o Cyanogen Inc. i nā kuleana i ka inoa Cyanogen, ua kapa hou ka papahana i kona fork ma LineageOS.
hāʻawi:
25/06/2020
Nānā o LineageOS
Lineage OS is only partially free and open-source, that means from what I know, that you can’t really say 100% if there’s some data collection or not. How can we then say it is trade-free? I’d give 2/5 blocks because of that. The preinstalled apps, that LineageOS comes with, are listed here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LineageOS#Preinstalled_apps – I can’t judge if all of them are trade-free, for example if the weather app cLock uses a API from a trade-based service that you need.