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@KoolAid_Oh_Yeah @JollaHQ Alright I understand better. Thank you for your responses :)

@logidroidfx @JollaHQ Batch 1 sold out on December 8, so if you ordered in March that would be quite back in line. You're likely in the first regular production batch that started on March 2. You have to be patient and wait a little. I doubt customer service will be able to do anything about it.

Brilliant news! We’ve set the course and left the dock, with the majority of Jolla Phone Batch #1 pre-orderers now paid and locked in for delivery starting July 8, 2026. Pre-order holders from Batch #2: your payment link is ready. Choose your colour, your preferred accessories and complete your order by April 30, to lock in your delivery. Check your email for your personal order link and please read the instructions carefully so you won’t forget to use your personal pre-order discount code. ⚡Remember, Day1 spots are limited — hurry up and claim yours before they're gone! Happy sailing! #Jolla #SailfishOS #DigitalSovereignty #PrivacyFirst #CommunityPowered #European

There will come a point where people realize that this guy might actually save us from Microsoft if the Steam ecosystem popularizes Linux enough for devs to make it extremely user friendly.

@nalinrajput23 Vivaldi from very far away and much better

Can you name a single browser better than Brave?

@Stevesearcher @JollaHQ logically it is expected that this will be included as an optional field because they use systemd

@JollaHQ The obvious question is are you going to refuse go along with Digital ID the same as Graphene OS has declared?

The Jolla Phone pre-orders are now ready to complete. Your pre-order made this project real and by now we have an amazing 12 000 pre-orders - wow! Only with the support of you, together with the community, have we been able to move forward, and now it is the time to move towards mass production. The Jolla Phone is getting closer to being in your hands. Pre-order holders: your payment link is ready. Choose your colour, complete your order by April 30, and lock in your delivery. Check your email for your personal order link, or reach out if you have questions. Happy sailing! #Jolla #SailfishOS #DigitalSovereignty #PrivacyFirst #CommunityPowered #European

@Techjunkie_Aman 🤣🤣🤣 reddit.com/r/linux/commen…

While the internet is moving towards… ID checks. Age verification. More tracking. CachyOS says: No. They’re not implementing any of it. No identity checks. No personal data collection. No forced compliance. And they made it clear: “If you don’t like it, use another distro.” No grey area. Just: • Privacy first • No surveillance layers • No unnecessary restrictions In a time where everything is getting locked down… this stands out. Source: Cachyosforums(link in thread)

@GrapheneOS It's a bit like you towards the Jolla team

There are at least a dozen people spending at least several hours attacking GrapheneOS across platforms on a daily basis. It's a very strange situation. How do these people have so much time and dedication to keep making posts across platforms attacking us? It's relentless.

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@iAnonymous3000 Protonmail

Vivaldi calls itself a browser that "doesn't track you" and is "privacy by design." But the technical reality tells us a different story. Vivaldi's own browser privacy policy says each installation profile is assigned a unique user ID and sends it to Vivaldi every 24 hours, together with version/build info, CPU architecture, screen resolution, time since last message, and an approximate location derived from a truncated IP. Vivaldi has said in blog and forum posts that the ID remains to improve the accuracy of active-user counts. Vivaldi is also NOT fully auditable. The company says roughly 92% of the browser is opensource Chromium, 3% is opensource Vivaldi code, and about 5% is a closed-source UI layer released only in obfuscated form. Vivaldi also says some security-relevant code lives in that UI. That means outsiders cannot independently audit the entire browser. The defaults are NOT especially hardened for privacy either. Out of the box, Vivaldi retains several Chromium-style behaviors: Google Safe Browsing is enabled, Google-backed services power some features, WebRTC remains on, and third-party cookies are only blocked by default in Private Windows (not regular browsing). Its built-in ad blocker is NOT maximally strict by default, and Vivaldi's own documentation notes that ads from certain partner search engines may still be allowed unless you disable the relevant list. Then there is Direct Match. Vivaldi describes it as a clearly labeled sponsored-suggestion feature that matches locally - but clicking it can trigger a background attribution request and may involve affiliate-network cookies. That can be disabled, and it is not the same thing as typing being silently sent to a partner. But it is still monetized navigation inside a browser marketed around privacy. Vivaldi says Safe Browsing works through downloaded lists and limited hash-based checks rather than sending Google a raw record of every page you visit. Broad claims like "no state partitioning" or "version lag automatically means unpatched CVEs" overreach. Vivaldi currently tracks Chromium Extended Stable with backported fixes. "privacy-first" should mean verifiable architecture, privacy-preserving defaults, and minimal unavoidable identifiers.

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@mask_bastard Because they already have and support a Linux version

Why is steam always put up above other game launchers?

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@Proton_Pass No juste Android STOP !

seen the good news?

@iAnonymous3000 U are noob

SailfishOS is NOT a serious mobile OS for privacy or security. The marketing says one thing. The architecture says another. SailfishOS markets itself as open and privacy-respecting but the components Jolla actually builds are largely closed source. Independent researchers cannot audit the most security-critical code in the system. Android has enforced SELinux in strict mode since Android 5.0 in 2014. SailfishOS relies on basic Linux file permissions and namespace-based isolation via Firejail. Until Sailfish OS 4.0.1 Koli in 2021, there was no application sandboxing framework; apps essentially ran under basic Unix permissions with no Sailjail‑style isolation. For nearly a decade, any native app could freely access your phonebook, SMS messages, and other apps' files. The current Sailjail implementation: a Firejail wrapper using Linux namespaces -- is weaker than Android's kernel-level SELinux-enforced process isolation or iOS's entitlement system. Jolla relies on old Android board support packages to run Sailfish on hardware like Sony Xperias - meaning the underlying Linux kernels are often ancient and missing years of upstream CVE patches. The attacker doesn't need to break a sandbox if the kernel itself is full of known vulnerabilities. Installing SailfishOS on Sony Xperia devices as the primary supported hardware requires permanently unlocking the bootloader. That means no verified boot chain. The attacker with brief physical access can flash a malicious image that persists across updates. SailfishOS uses standard LUKS-style disk encryption - so with an unlocked bootloader the attacker can extract the LUKS header and brute-force short PINs or passwords offline. Jolla has been working on migrating the Sailfish browser to Gecko ESR 91 - but ESR 91 itself has long since reached end of life, and current Firefox ESR versions are multiple generations newer. Mozilla's current ESR track is ESR 128. The Android runtime security patch level on official Sailfish devices has lagged Google's monthly patch cycle by months, and some older devices are even further behind. Running Android apps "without Google services" does NOT mean without telemetry. The AppSupport compatibility layer does NOT block app trackers. Advertising analytics, data collection, background connections all pass through unfiltered. And the layer itself is entirely closed source -- which means you cannot verify its isolation guarantees. The compatibility layer also has poor app compatibility in practice. Many Android apps don't work correctly without Google Play Services. Because SailfishOS is largely proprietary, no one else can fork it the way Russia did with Aurora OS. Russia got a state-owned fork. Then there's the ownership history. Rostelecom, partially owned by the Russian state acquired a 75% stake in Open Mobile Platform and Votron - entities that held the largest individual shareholding in Jolla through Sailfish Holding. From 2018 to 2023, Russian state-linked capital was the single largest influence in the corporate chain behind SailfishOS. Russia got Aurora OS through commercial licensing and state ownership of the entities behind Jolla. Because SailfishOS's critical components are proprietary - no one else has that path. After the invasion of Ukraine made this politically untenable - Jolla used a bankruptcy restructuring in 2023 to sever ties. Years of closed-source code developed under that ownership structure cannot be independently verified. "European values" is an interesting marketing angle given that history. "True sovereignty" and "European technology" also needs context. The Dimensity 7100 SoC is designed by MediaTek in Taiwan and fabricated in China. The silicon supply chain is identical to any mid-range Android phone. If you care about mobile privacy and security, @GrapheneOS on a Pixel is the verified, open source, properly patched standard.

Four days at MWC Barcelona. The show has exceeded all our expectations. Two weeks ago we were in hackdays. This week we showed devices at world premiere with new software arriving from our Tampere team every single morning, flashed fresh each day. The full story is in this fortnight's community newsletter. Worth a read. 👇 forum.sailfishos.org/t/sailfish-com… Thank you to everyone who has been part of this. Keep sailing. ⛵ #Jolla #SailfishOS #MWC2026 #DigitalSovereignty #CommunityPowered #PrivacyFirst

Jolla from Finland has sold their first 10.000 of their new Sailfish OS phone that doesn't use Android. It is the first mobile os that is fully European, yet still lets you download Android apps with Jolla AppSupport. Europe is making progress 🇪🇺

@baysorensen @JollaHQ @GrapheneOS They are doing very well by saying nothing and not reacting

@JollaHQ But still you dont want to talk privacy and that claim @GrapheneOS is spamming Twitter with? There is no defent from you guys, and keeps wondering if true. Russia ties, money laundering, backdoor in software. The list is long, but you dont care? Thats not good imo

10,000 pre-orders. Goal reached. We set a goal together. You made it happen. What started as a community wish is now a production reality. The Jolla Phone is happening, shaped by the people who will use it. Thank you. This is what community-driven development looks like. ❤️ Next stop: MWC Barcelona. Come find us. #Jolla #SailfishOS #DigitalSovereignty #European #PrivacyFirst #CommunityPowered