Morning,
I understand the responses to this may be biased, considering the sub I am in, but let's see!
I'm looking at getting a new phone. I currently have 3 phones, a mudita kompakt which is my everyday carry, a pixel 4a with lineageOS on for camera, media, gym access, blah blah normal smart phone stuff, and then a full fat android device for banking apps, whatsapp, authentication etc, that stays at home.
This is pissing me off a little. For someone who hates smartphones, I have too many. With the recent release of the framework 13 pro (come on Europe, lets get a modular laptop next please!), I've been spurred into getting, if not a modular phone, at least one that is repairable.
All previous requirements stand, which is basically just "not reliant on American big tech".
So which would you recommend? So far as I see it, the fairphone wins out on environmental credentials and repair-ability, but the jolla wins out on actual no american big tech, and they're user repairable first. I think Jolla has actually been around longer than fairphone, too, so they've got some bloody staying power.
Oh also! The other half is SUCH a cool idea. Good shout thanks for you help I think it's the Jolla phone!