[Q] Giants War - What is your choice ? topic

hello all , Every day, companies are competing strongly
How to say this is better than this?
Of course, by the public or the people they select the best?
Today I will give you a set of global fiercest rivalries among the world's best companies

iphone 6 vs samsun galaxy s5
link for vote :- http://goo.gl/3wulFY

playstation 4 vss xbox one
link for vote :- http://goo.gl/S7o23f

google survey vs facebook
link for vote :- http://goo.gl/1HcF2p

KFC vs Popeyes :-
link for vote :- http://goo.gl/DvcQlr
what is your selection ؟

This competition for residents in the "usa" only .
And carry anyone who is not from "usa" income on these sites for Tsoan and appeared to him anything else .
Greetings

By: dd On 15:00

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[Q] Is AOKP a good choice for privacy-consious users? topic

Hi,

• Stock ROMs aren't really trustworthy by default (e.g., phandroid.com/2014/11/06/carrier-iq-settlement).


• Some manufacturers' devices aren't really trustworthy, even with stock ROMs removed (e.g., theepochtimes.com/n3/830922-chinas-xiaomi-smartphones-may-be-spying-on-you).


• Cyanogenmod went donwhill:
  
  

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  We may collect information such as occupation, language, zip code, area code, unique device identifier, location, and the time zone where your product or device is used so that we can better understand customer behavior and improve our products, services, and advertising.

  
  
  (from cyngn.com/legal/privacy-policy) They started on this path long ago, but I won’t go there now.

I would like to buy a new Android phone. I won’t have national secrets on it, but I still don't want any Google-style spying. Assuming I don't add GApps, is AOKP a good choice for me? Does it respect the privacy of its users? Does it contain any components that would ever connect anywhere to trunsmit any information like GApps do. Obivously, I'm not talking about user initiated events.

One more thing, does it have a permission manager? Ideally, something that allows the user to choose for each permission for each apps whether real, fake or blank data is shared, but a bit cleaner than XPrivacy.

Thanks!

By: dd On 13:00

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[Q] Is SlimRom a good choice for privacy-consious users? topic

Hi,

• Stock ROMs aren't really trustworthy by default (e.g., phandroid.com/2014/11/06/carrier-iq-settlement).


• Some manufacturers' devices aren't really trustworthy, even with stock ROMs removed (e.g., theepochtimes.com/n3/830922-chinas-xiaomi-smartphones-may-be-spying-on-you).


• Cyanogenmod went donwhill:
  
  

  Quote:

  
  
  
  
  
  

  We may collect information such as occupation, language, zip code, area code, unique device identifier, location, and the time zone where your product or device is used so that we can better understand customer behavior and improve our products, services, and advertising.

  
  
  (from cyngn.com/legal/privacy-policy) They started on this path long ago, but I won’t go there now.

I would like to buy a new Android phone. I won’t have national secrets on it, but I still don't want any Google-style spying. Assuming I don't add GApps, is SlimRom a good choice for me? Does it respect the privacy of its users? Does it contain any components that would ever connect anywhere to trunsmit any information like GApps do. Obivously, I'm not talking about user initiated events.

One more thing, does it have a permission manager? Ideally, something that allows the user to choose for each permission for each apps whether real, fake or blank data is shared, but a bit cleaner than XPrivacy.

Thanks!

By: dd On 13:00

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kernel choice? topic

Hey guys I just got my one plus one two days ago. I am coming from
Nexus 5. I put mahdi ROM on because I heard on line it was one of the top ROMs.
My question is what kernel can I use to help improve battery but not loose too much
In performance.. Thanks in advance...

By: dd On 07:27

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