Kilgore Trout

Then you are off-topic as well.
/e/OS is based on LineageOS. AOSP alone has very little “userland” still actively maintained.

SailfishOS userland is proprietary software

I don’t see it really as a downside compared to Android, since no OEM is running clean AOSP.

It has improved a lot through subsequent releases. It also depends on which phone it is running on. On my Xperia XA2 with licensed SailfishOS at the latest version, there are no issues with calls and SMS. It does not support VoLTE, but it is a non-issue in Europe.

We have come a long way, to be finally more concerned about our government spying on us than about a foreign nation.

My argument is that it’s not Christians. That is a simplistic view of the stakeholders.

What about the UK, Australia and the European Union, then?

Who wants this?

That is what F-Droid would be, on Android. If it survives…

Of course, we have SailfishOS, postmarketOS, and other small ones, too.

Is your comment in the thread about Wikipedia banning archive.today?

edit: I realised by reading other comments that many used archive.today to bypass paywalls, aside from the archival purpose Wikipedia relied on.