Recently, I stumbled across the Fairphone, an Android smartphone built on ethical sourcing of hardware and emphasizing the right-to-repair (you can order several modular parts if a component fails, cracks, or defects):
https://shop.fairphone.com/en/
It’s not yet available in the US, but I thought this was a really cool phone. I was curious if anyone else had heard of it before now.
This is soooooo cool. I’d definitely be interested and seeing how usable it is as a phone. Especially from the battery life standpoint. Repairability is key.
This is what I was wondering too. It’s not clear if it runs something like LineageOS out of the box, but I would guess it isn’t hard to flash a new ROM.
I loved the fact that (1) batteries are removable, and (2) new batteries only cost 20€… 
20 euro??? I might have to pick one up next time I’m in the UK…
