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The Liberty Phone by Purism is built in the U.S. to protect you from foreign or domestic surveillance.

✅ No spyware or ads
✅ Manufactured and Made in the USA electronics
✅ Secure U.S. supply chain

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Fossman

@nanook Agreed. The CEO said it on a recent @404mediaco podcast, that it costs around $650 to make (vs ~$500 for the L5), so they selling it at such a high margin might be harming their product reputation. Most people are getting their lower memory/storage #Librem5 instead of getting this more decent-spec version.
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Nanook

 — (Shoreline, WA, USA)
Knowing what the cost of RAM is, I can't see how you can justify $1999 for that tiny amount of RAM. It really seems scammy to me. I like the idea but not the implimentation. I think jail breaking an android and then replacing it's OS is a more practical path.
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Marco R.

@Nanook
Then you still don't habe a secure supply chain and manufactured in the US electronics. This offer is more geared towards government customers. There is a cheaper offer for people without these restrictions.
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canidae32

@Purism subway surfers Honestly, I really like what Purism is trying to do with privacy-focused hardware, but I have to agree with others here — $1999 feels way out of reach for most people. If they could bring the price closer to what the Librem 5 was (even with slightly lower margins), I think more folks would actually give it a try. Right now it just feels like a niche product only a few can afford, which kind of defeats the point of spreading privacy-respecting devices.
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