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4 months agotbf, I’m not sure about older Fairphones (I have a FP5 and I needed to do that)


tbf, I’m not sure about older Fairphones (I have a FP5 and I needed to do that)


On Fairphone, for every OEM unlock you need a working internet connection, and for the first OEM unlock you need to get an activation code from Fairphone using your phones IMEI/serial number. So I’d say this classification is correct. I also have a Fairphone and everything worked without problems, but it is still 100% controlled by Fairphone even on already sold devices.
Not sure about older Fairphones. I have a FP5.
See https://www.fairphone.com/de/bootloader-unlocking-code-for-fairphone
No proof = scaremongering
Yes, Signal is not perfect, but I have no reason to believe that they are in any way compromised.
That’s what open source and encryption are for