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Just here to comment about 'tablet that doesn't send your data to big corporate'.

If that's an Android tablet, you'll always have Google spyware. If it's <manufacturer-name>'s (that is not Google), then you'll have the spyware of them both.

So, I, personally, would've go with one that have a custom ROM. If you're not open to the idea, maybe at least something created by Google.

For the chance you mean well, add an explanation.

Whoogle.

c/TIHI

BTW, I heard that you can use any invalid email address, but I never tried it myself.

Copy-pasting my own old answer.

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Choose any of these 3 options:

A Shift+F10 (opens cmd) > OOBE\BYPASSNRO

B Continue until getting to creating account

B1 Account > 123@123.com/test@test.com/a@b.com/1@1.ru/fuckoff@microsoft.com/a@outlook.com/d@d.d/na@na.com

B2 Password > enter any random password

C […] > How would you like to set up this device > Set up for work or school

With an existing system:

• CMD > net user /add *

Someone already broke to my house, so who need locks. /j

If you care about privacy, Pixel. Install on it GrapheneOS.

If not, I'd say I still prefer the cleaner UI and overall feel of the Pixel.

Coming back to Linux at home after using Windows all day.

'But baby, they forced me to!'

Material Files is great.

Clean Install

Windows 11

You don't really need Flatpaks, but you can install them, if you want to.

What about Arch (BTW)? You can decide exactly what do you want to have there.

Bleeding edge packages are great for gaming, and it supports everything else.

They can't. People really abused the option. If you read their posts, they sound like they endured it for a really long time, and were forced to disable it.

That's why we can't have nice things :/

People really abused the option. That's why we can't have nice things :/

Make it a server/put LineageOS on it.

Switched to Molly after this update.

How didn't we have that until now.

Molly added multi-device support, including secondary Android devices - phones, tablets, etc.

Fennec is good, Mull is the best for general browsing (so excluding Tor).