Non-Caveman Alternatives to iPhones and Google Androids! Find Safe Phones that don't Track You

There are many alternatives to privacy invading iPhones and Google Androids and the vast majority of the population does not know about any of these. We will show you the different options including Linux Phones and De-Googled Phones, and all the variety of alternative OS options instead of iOS and a Google Android. Some of these options are stark compared to a normie phone but a great number are actually very usable and does not require you to be a caveman.

And at the end of the video, we will introduce a new alternative that will blow your mind.

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I'm the Internet Privacy Guy. I'm a public interest technologist. I'm here to educate. You are losing your Internet privacy and Internet security every day if you don't fight for it. Your data is collected with endless permanent data mining. Learn about a TOR router, a VPN , antivirus, spyware, firewalls, IP address, wifi triangulation, data privacy regulation, backups and tech tools, and evading mass surveillance from NSA, CIA, FBI. Learn how to be anonymous on the Internet so you are not profiled. Learn to speak freely with pseudo anonymity. Learn more about the dangers of the inernet and the dangers of social media, dangers of email.

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[will]

I got really pissed off when they started deleting the audio jack, micro sd slot and they stopped shipping with chargers. I'm talking to you Samsung. And I hate the Samsung bloatware.

[cvz]

Blackberry was a pretty great company now that you think about it. Made money off hardware not spying on you

[jonathansanders]

Rob, as a guy in the IT sector (a little too much, lol), I really look up to you and you have inspired some ideas in me. Keep publishing this content, my friend!

[JohnHall]

Watching this while YouTube is watching me.

Rob, here's a story you can tell people who don't care about their privacy. I am a software developer. Back in the 80s I sold some software to someone and went to give him some tech support. When I entered his apartment is was a room full of tables with devices on them. He said he was a dealer of "spy equipment". As I was working he was opening his mail and he chuckled as he pulled out a check and showed it to me, $5000. He was somewhat a braggart. He said he was at a restaurant and overhead a conversation in the next booth between businessmen. He had a briefcase with a tape recorder and he recorded their conversation. They were apparently discussing some illegal money dealings. Somehow he found out who one of them was and sent them a copy of the tape. An easy $5000. Any embarrassing information people can get on you, doesn't have to be illegal, can be used to get money from from you. And a lot of that information is on the cell phones. If governments can tap into your phones, so can hackers. Any questions?

[cherriethomas]

How did you know I'm shopping for a new phone. Perfect timing.

[jamescady]

I cannot wait for the Brax3! Well done!

[illneumatik]

I've been degoogling a LG I managed to take most of Google operating systems off....I also developed some apps that could run on LG still with games social media area radio streaming area ....ive been learning about this since 2020....this channel is awsome keep it up I enjoy these videos helps threw my journey of development and learning..

[ScorpionCar]

It's funny how some phones are getting the ability to track accidents and especially health issues. Imagine if the phone can purposely make a person panic about their health and get them to spend money on pharmaceutical medicines and doctor visits instead of home remedies for treating a common cold.

[DissonantCat]

Good luck on the release! As someone with small hands, and a one handed swiper, I'm still holding out for someone to bring back a < 5" Android-capable device. In the meantime, I've got two 7yr old Sony Compact xz1 phones that I'm keeping alive with LineageOS.

[peterkoch]

I have a Fairphone 4 and it is a pretty standard cheap Android (but it is NOT cheap itself). What makes it special is it's serviceability. You can easily take it apart and replace all parts. Privacy is not their concern. But all drivers are openly available.

[raymondkight]

I have a degoogled Fairphone 3 and it works perfectly. It is old school in that the battery is removable and replaceable. It doesn't have flagship specs but unless you're gaming it doesn't matter. ;)

[invalidprotocol]

Rob, would love you to follow up with another video discussing governance around these open source projects combating supply chain risk. The recent issue with XZ Utils comes to mind. I can't imagine that all of these projects are governed equally. How can the average privacy informed consumer tell the difference? Would love to hear your perspective as always.

[TheLastSaneAmerican]

I’m gonna buy one of your phones in January just because you are a true privacy ninja! I appreciate what you’re doing sir, thank you for putting so much work into this channel and for trying to advance personal autonomy.

MERRY CHRISTMAS!!! 🎄

[eliaskallelindholm]

There is one more Option: (at least in europe) shiftphone 8 with Shift-OS-L (also degoogled anrdoid) and the phone is repairable and even has hard killswitches for camera and microphone.

[sithcat]

Please explain further the relationship between the Brax3 phone and Verizon. Thank you.

[Vladimirleninputin]

have a Huawei 👌🏼I'm not forced to use any programs, long battery time too. My old Motorola makes decisions for me that I disagree with but it continues to do it !

[nfiniteloop]

I've been watching your channel now for a couple of years, today I just came across this video and noticed I was not subscribed. I really wonder if Youtube unsubscribed me as I was pretty sure I was subb'd to your channel before.. Google Shenanigans! Thankyou for posting this video, more people need to be aware of privacy issues on mass marketed phones.

[MsHojat]

Nice summary. It's comprehensive while still staying simple and to the point. All your videos are comprehensive, but sometimes they can be a bit long and hence hard for people to listen to, but I wouldn't say that it was the case here.

One thing that might have helped the video would have been to add screenshots of the GUI, or even just their logos or website or such.

Really great to hear about the affordable price for the Brax 3 device.

[marcosdominguez]

"Non-Caveman Alternatives" lol, I loved that