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I use FOSS applications as much as I can and try to avoid all samsung and google apps. In addition to that I'm always on pi-hole network to block background network requests by Samsung/Google
Some apps I use:
Google play services constantly send information to google, the only functional and degoogled rom Ive found is Grapheneos.
Samsung locks their bootloader, so flashing is neigh impossible on them as of late.
Good to know, although I'm unsure how a custom boot would handle the folding display
Or LineageOS without GSF
The real downside of brave is the cryptocrap. It is still optional. However the fact that it support the chromium monopoly is also a bad point.
What about supporting anti-lgbtq causes
If you don't install software made from people that are not align with your ethics there are probably more than just brave.