Finalising the setup wizard without consenting to Google's TOS

[WhyNotHugo]

@yvmuell

There is no way to deinstall Google when you disagree

There is. Fairphone advertises this feature. Here’s the guide (note: non of thisis possible without accepting to enter into agreement with Google): Bootloader Unlocking Code for Fairphone - Fairphone

@yvmuell

After GDPR was out, I have seen people shouting at their physicians as they thought with the new law they had the right to tell the physisicn to just destroy the whole patient file. However, there so many other laws in addition and partially overruling GDPR that such is just impossible, so overall there is a big misunderstanding out there around GDPR and my rights.

The physician case seems a bit extreme and silly. Wanting to leaving privacy-invasive advertising companies out of my phone sounds a lot more reasonable, IMHO.

@TheLastProject

I am mostly just here being sad there is so much yelling at Fairphone while Fairphone seems to be the only manufacturer to care enough to give alternative options in the first place.

I don’t see this as an alternative really: I’m fairly certain I’d have the EXACT same experience if I went to OnePlus. The big difference is that FairPhone pretends to be an alternative, but the produce I received is the exact opposite of how they present themselves.