Anyone else waiting for Librem 5?

Anyone else waiting for Librem 5?
>Hardware killswitches for microphone, cameras and other sensors
>GNU/Linux operating system
>Replaceable battery
>3.5 audio jack
>No muh-no-bezzels design
>Lifetime updates
>Encrypted calls

>inb4 $649 is too much for a device that doesn't track you and will last for more than 3 years

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Why do you think you're important? You're just another spec of data in Googles/Amazons/Facebooks database, and you switching to some loonix device won't stop billions of others providing data. Buy a good phone and don't be a retard.

>iMX8M Quad CPU
I wonder why they went for a processor made for video processing/smart TVs. I like how it's not American, but I don't know about performance.

>Lifetime updates
more like 6 months of updates before they shut down the project

My credit card info is important to me. Also personal information may be used to blackmail you or steal your identity

Forgot about:
>10fps scrolling
>2007 tier camera
>No AC Wi-Fi
>Shit audio output that makes the jack useless
>It will last more than 3 years since it is obsolete out of the box for 90% of common smartphone tasks

The device is a cool idea, but if you think you will be able to enjoy it for permanent, daily usage, you are just a contrarian hipster. I see it being used in some corporate projects where they could modify the OS to their very specific use case, but other than that, it's just a very nice toy.

You forgot about the raw autism of an infinite amount of trannies on typewriters. They will surely keep this open-source project alive.

Holy fuckin based

>an infinite amount of trannies on typewriters.
trannies > curry niggers

literally no one cares about you pal, the company isn't gonna use your credit card and its extremely unlikely a hacker hacks such a big company. Stop being paranoid, its embarrassing.