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a want to buy a tablet to take notes at school (feddit.it)

submitted 1 year ago by progettarsi@feddit.it to c/privacy@lemmy.ml

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Basically title, but I don't want an iPad because of my "open source mindset" ik it sounds cringe but fr I hate Apple's philosophy and I don't want an iPhone to sync every shit. Also I'd like to have a tablet that doesn't all my data to some big corporation (like Xiaomi or Google), and I don't know where to start to find it. Do you have some tablets to suggest? Budget is around 300/400€. Thanks to everyone who will respond ✨

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[–] progettarsi@feddit.it 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

i have thinked to take a xiaomi pad 5 and install AwakeOs (a custom rom) is this a good idea?

[–] squid@feddit.uk 4 points 1 year ago

If that suits your needs, then sure, but personally, I'd choose a tablet PC for its versatility, broader app selection, and to avoid the challenges posed by Google's APIs within what I see as a problematic ecosystem. I appreciate my degoogled phone, but it's still quite common to encounter apps that heavily rely on Google's services