Samsung dual sim Sm-J120H degoogled

Nice to have as a phone not as a tracking and monitoring device on a slave's or criminal's leg.

Sale or if you don't want to pay cash - swap for 1 oz silver coins or anything silver / gold like jewellery, coins etc
CAN SWAP ALSO FOR NOKIA 2720 4G

Selling degoogled phones on facebook quick enough, people travel from other cities to get them and all of them newer returned to google play services controlled phone since

Beautiful little phone with two sim card slots
All google tracking spying and bloatware removed
Youtubein pictures is loaded on browser, not app, but you can always install alternative app from alternative store if you want.

You can use your sim data plan as you can see in pictures but wifi on this software is disabled (not phone issue, just software) This is no problem since everyone have sim internet today and if you are looking for de-googled phone and looking to quit internet and google addiction. Believe me, I did it few years ago and now i don't need internet or any apps on my phone at all. Im happy to make pictures, videos, transfer some music from my computer to the phone sd card and i know i'm safe as nobody will get them from there and I am free person since, have 90% more free time than anybody else. I can go for a walk and play with my kid when others sitting on the bench and staring to the screen.
You can still install any app you want if you decide to use it as ordinary google crap again instead

If buyer wants I can install back its original operating system ( after payment)

Apple and Google both track an unnerving amount of your data, mapping out intimate details of your life is intrinsic to their business model. Standard phones will send your data to their servers several times per hour.

They can articulate your history and even your every movement with far greater accuracy than you yourself. If you use their systems (like Google Photos or iCloud) to back up your photos and videos they can take a peek anytime they want. Is that information something you really want them to have?

I don’t see any reason why they should, and I can see a lot of situations where this could go wrong. That’s why I use a version of Android on my phone that does not have any Google services connected to it. My phone doesn’t send their servers a single thing unless I decide to. I’ve taken that power away from them and placed it into my own hands.

Sound interesting?
phone will not automatically or routinely send usage data to Google
Everywhere you’ve gone with an Apple or Google Android device in on your person: they’ve got a log of that.
Every word you’ve uttered into talk to text, or digital helpers like Siri and Google Assistant, is now stored on the respective company’s servers. I’m sure volumes of my voice/ audio data exists in Apple’s databases, but that flow of information ended when I switched to a de-googled phone.

How often do smartphones “phone home” per hour? (as of 2018)

Android: 40.2 instances when idle, 90.3 instances while active
iPhone: 4.2 instances when idle, 17.9 instances while active

Sure, Apple gathers information about you less often, but they’re still gathering info about you even while the phone is not in use. It might be the case that they’re simply packaging that information more efficiently.

Even if you’ve opted out to location tracking and other data collection, this has no effect, they’re still tracking you.

They don’t want you to know exactly how they’re tracking you. Therefore all that code is proprietary and hidden from the light of day. However, Android itself is open source and you can inspect it for yourself or know that professional geeks have done so in their own interest.

De-googled phone operating systems take the open-source code from Android and build from there. This means they can publish and package the code without adding tracking software. If they keep the code open source, that means anyone can inspect it and raise a red flag if tracking is going on or the team is otherwise going against their stated purpose.

you can install and use most Android apps and use them as you would with a Google Android device

Calyx OS and Lineage OS are both operating systems based on Android. They simply do not include Google’s apps and services where the tracking is located, and that’s what you want.

They are Android devices, and they function the same way your run-of-the-mill Android phone does. This means you can install and use most Android apps.

There will be some differences in how you do some things, like installing apps, but overall using a de-googled Android device is the almost exactly the same as using a typical Google Android device.

Social media apps work, weather and mapping apps work, banking apps work, music apps work, my grocery store’s curbside/ delivery app works, of course browsers work, and more. I don’t feel like I’ve sacrificed much utility at all by switching to a de-googled phone.







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