They’ll ask Nintendo for use and they’ll pay for it

But who benefits from intellectual property? Not the artists, paid by the companies, who don’t care about who pirates (at least in video games)

And yet they will appeal it

The tradeoff of buying an old pixel is that their batteries are smaller than budget phones of 2024-25.

The tradeoff of buying Motorola is that their bootloaders are not readily unlockable and you risk not being able to do this if you buy too old.

I think a nice middle option is Nothing Phone, with bootloaders unlockable without requesting codes and average support in custom ROMs (Lineage only supports the 1 and 2, iodé and /e/ I believe support the 2a, 3 series and the CMF Phone)

For anyone looking to scratch the itch for a 007 game: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Bond_in_video_games

The most notable ones here are the N64 ones GoldenEye 007 and The World is Not Enough.

Ayyy, they missed one or two zeros…

I’ll believe it when I can select it as the only one to show results from.

Some of my alternatives to these:

1. Search: Ecosia has Bing results, Startpage uses Google ones. Both are decent on what they do.
2. Browser: Firefox and its forks are still good options. Remember, open source is not your enemy.
3. App store: Aurora uses Play Store’s content (or lack of it), Droid-ify uses F-Droid’s.
4. Mail, Drive, Password Manager, Gemini: Proton has made questionable actions before (e.g. parts of Lumo are not open-source). I recommend LeChat (Mistral’s AI, european) and selfhosting files if possible (Proton is a good alternative).
5. Videos: Those suggested use YT’s content. Consider PeerTube (french, federated) for alternative content.
6. Windows: Linux Mint is Irish, VOID Linux (for the technical users) is Spanish, SUSE Linux Enterprise (or OpenSUSE) is German.