Te mau reni tupuna
2.0 i ni'a i te 5 feti'a (ia au i te 10)
no ni'a :
Te lineageOS o te hoê ïa faanahoraa no te mau niuniu afa'ifa'i, te mau matini roro uira, e te mau afata roro uira tei haamauhia, tei niuhia i ni'a i te Android e te rahiraa o te mau faanahoraa roro uira tamoni ore e te matara noa. O te mono ïa o te ROM CyanogenMod, i reira to ' na raveraahia i te ava'e Titema 2016 i to Cyanogen Inc. faaiteraa e e faaore te reira i te tupuraa e e opani oia i te mau opuaraa i muri mai i te opuaraa. I te mea e ua tapea noa o Cyanogen Inc. i te mau tiaraa i nia i te i'oa ra Cyanogen, ua faaore faahou te opuaraa i ta ' na opuaraa ei LineageOS.
te horo'a nei :
25/06/2020
Hi'opo'a-faahou-raa o te Te mau reni tupuna
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.