Degoogled Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 64GB LineageOS /e/OS De-Googled Open Box

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Location: Ripon, Wisconsin
Ships to: US,
Item: 166934065186

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Item must be returned within:30 Days
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Processor:Octa Core
Screen Size:10.5 in
Color:Silver
RAM Size:6 GB
Internet Connectivity:Wi-Fi
Samsung:Samsung
Type:Tablet
Display Type:OLED
Maximum Resolution:2560 x 1600
Network:Unlocked
Connectivity:Bluetooth,USB-C
Operating System:Android
Storage Capacity:128 GB

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite with /e/OS. Please include a message at checkout if you would like Lineage OS instead. You can message me too if that note box isn’t working while you check out for some reason. Condition: Screen appears to be mint Body is much the same. Maybe a couple marks on the back. Overall this unit is beautiful. Battery tested about 95% health 64GB of internal storage and 4GB of RAM Comes with original OEM S-pen, charger, charge cable and inserts. LCD screen with MicroSD card slot. Good for a web-browsing or maps tablet with some media consumption. One quirk of this model with degoogled OSes is that the screen auto-brightness feature keeps the screen a little dimmer than it should be. It can be fixed with manual calibration by adjusting the brightness as needed using the quick dropdown menu in a variety of lighting conditions. It appears to function a little better on /e/OS, and if you don’t need high brightness it might not need to be adjusted or calibrated at all. App Compatibility: It is highly recommended to do a healthy amount of research on your specific mission-critical apps and their compatibility with the OSs you might be interested in. In my experience and the experiences of most of my customers, we run into either no issues or very few with the apps we want to use. A few exceptions I can list out to illustrate what owning a degoogled phone is like though are crypto.com’s app. There was a post some time ago on the GrapheneOS forums talking about a few apps like this one that look at a very obscure field within Android to make sure the app was installed from the Google Play Store before running at all. Naturally, something we’re trying to do with degoogled phones is avoid anything Google including the Play Store like the plague, and using this app without compromising your privacy is something that would take tremendous skill to execute correctly. In other cases, you’ll have to experiment with obscure settings and fixes to get some banking apps working like HSBC’s. However, the vast, vast majority of banking apps work without any problems at all. I’d say issues like this are virtually non-existent outside of two main kinds of app. The first is financial apps like the two listed above, and the other is ridesharing apps like Uber. While I can’t guarantee every single app will work, I’ve been shocked by how smooth the degoogled experience can be most of the time. Choosing an OS: Every OS available for this model is based on LineageOS, so they all share some characteristics in common. One quirk with LineageOS is that yearly Android version updates (like 12 to 13) can’t be done over the air, so that’s something you’ll either have to live with or learn how to use ADB to solve. I offer a mail-in service to do this, but I’d rather avoid this as it’s not good operational security to send a phone you’re actively using to someone on the internet in principle. However, if you set up the security on the phone correctly, it would be safe. People sometimes over-exaggerate how important it is to have the absolute newest security fixes. Even with a phone that hasn’t received updates for several years, the chances of your phone being hacked are close to zero if you only install reputable apps and use your phone like the average person. Getting hacked would usually take government agencies targeting you personally. This is due to the strength of Android’s security model. When it comes to MicroG, in my experience having it or not is irrelevant to whether or not 99% or more of apps work. The main reason to include MicroG is so that normal notifications work. If you’re the type of person who hates being bothered by notifications and know you won’t change your mind, I recommend asking me to flash the phone without MicroG in the note to seller at checkout if you’re opting for Lineage OS. If you prefer /e/OS, then I’d recommend you just turn off the functionality in MicroG settings. As far as which of these choices are best for you, I recommend /e/OS on this tablet. The problem with brightness being dim is a little better, and it might not be a problem for you at all. The interface is pretty good too with gesture navigation + the taskbar or the 3-button navigation without the taskbar. /e/OS also has some theoretical benefits like avoiding Google’s GPS servers for some location functionality, but in practice this makes no difference for privacy if you’re maintaining good practices hiding your IP with a VPN. /e/OS also has some cloud functionality offered by their foundation, and that can be an interesting point in favor of it as well.

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