T-Shirt Slogan Competition!!

[A Former User]

@nero355 the best Nokia Phone is 5110

[Lakotaubp]

@dpitti Bit lost on what this has to do with the T-shirt slogan comp.

[Opolork]

@lakotaubp said in T-Shirt Slogan Competition!!:

@dpitti Bit lost on what this has to do with the T-shirt slogan comp.

Same.

[libremax]

Be incompatible with surveillance applications to protect your freedom !
ubuntu-touch.io

[nero355]

@libremax said in T-Shirt Slogan Competition!!:

Be incompatible with surveillance applications to protect your freedom !
ubuntu-touch.io

QFT!!!

[Moem]

#WeDontFollowYou

[josevidal]

There are some very good ideas up there. A simple proposal I suggest is:
Ubuntu Touch
freedom for
YU and
MI

[Opolork]

@josevidal said in T-Shirt Slogan Competition!!:

There are some very good ideas up there. A simple proposal I suggest is:
Ubuntu Touch
freedom for
YU and
MI

I like the play on words there! :thumbs_up:

[UBportsNews]

Last few days folks. Keep them coming for your chance at immortality or at least a few words on a T-Shirt

[sap]

• UB my phone
• Ubuntu Touch for Yu and Mi
• I am because Ubuntu Touch

[Bolly]

I am sorry if I have repeated any of what you have already said. Or it is similar.

Brainstorming.

Proposals 1
1.1 -> For George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four to remain just a novel.
1.2 -> So that George Orwell's "Nineteen Eighty-Four" remains just a novel.
1.3 -> For Yevgueni Zamiatin's We to remain just a novel.
1.4 -> So that Yevgueni Zamiatin's "We" remains just a novel.
Proposals 2
2.1 -> This year is not going to be the year of GNU/Linux on smartphones, but it can be the year of Ubuntu Touch in your pocket.
2.2 -> This year is not going to be the year of GNU/Linux on smartphones, but it can be the year of GNU/Linux in your pocket.
Proposals 3
3.1 -> This year is not going to be the year of GNU/Linux on smartphones, but it can be the year of Ubuntu Touch in your pocket.
3.2 -> This year is not going to be the year of GNU/Linux on smartphones, but it can be the year of GNU/Linux in your pocket.
3.3 -> This year won't be the year of GNU/Linux on smartphones either, but it could be the year of Ubuntu Touch in your pocket.
3.4 -> This year won't be the year of GNU/Linux on smartphones either, but it could be the year of GNU/Linux in your pocket.
Proposals 4
4.1 -> Ubuntu Touch, we respect your privacy.
4.2 -> Ubuntu Touch doesn't spy on you, it respects your privacy.
Proposals 5
5.1 -> Feel the freedom.
5.2 -> Feel the privacy.
5.3 -> Feel the privacy, feel the freedom.
Proposals 6
6.1 -> Without privacy there is no freedom.
6.2 -> No privacy means no freedom.
6.3 -> No privacy, no freedom.
6.4 -> No privacy = No freedom.
Proposals 7
7.1 -> Your privacy is the most important thing.
7.2 -> We take your privacy seriously.
7.3 -> We take privacy very seriously.
7.4 -> Your privacy comes first.
7.5 -> Your privacy first.
Proposals 8
8.1 -> We are not big brother.
8.2 -> We are not the big brother.
Proposals 9
9.1 -> Follow us, we won't follow you.
9.2 -> Follow us, we won't do that.
Proposals 10
10.1 -> Ubuntu Touch, recover your data.
10.2 -> Ubuntu Touch, recover your privacy.
10.3 -> Ubuntu Touch, recover your data, privacy and freedom.
Proposals 11
11.1 -> Ubuntu Touch, Change is coming, whether they like it or not.
11.2 -> Change is coming, be part of it. UBports.com
11.3 -> Change is coming. Whose side will you be on?
11.4 -> Change is coming. Where will you be?
11.5 -> Change is coming. Which side of history are you going to be on?
Proposals 12
12.1 -> Ubuntu Touch, we are community.
12.2 -> UBports, we are community.
Proposals 13
13.1 -> Free OS, private data.
13.2 -> Free OS, private OS.
Proposals 14
14.1 -> My phone, my rules.
14.3 -> My phone, my principles.
Proposals 15
15.1 -> I own my phone, and you?
15.2 -> Own your phone. It controls what it does.
15.3 -> Own your data, own your phone.
15.4 -> Own your phone, own your data.
Proposals 16
16.1 -> This t-shirt is not spying on you, neither is Ubuntu Touch.
16.2 -> This t-shirt isn't spying on you, and neither is Ubuntu Touch.
16.3 -> This t-shirt is cool, but Ubuntu Touch's much cooler.
Proposals 17
17.1 -> For the change. UBports.com
17.2 -> Change is possible. UBports.com
Proposals 18
18.1 -> Ready for freedom? Ready for Ubuntu Touch.
18.2 -> Ready for freedom? Ready for Ubuntu Touch?
18.3 -> Ready for privacy? Ready for Ubuntu Touch.
18.4 -> Ready for privacy? Ready for Ubuntu Touch?
Proposals 19
19.1 -> Free your life, get rid of the data-eating orc.
19.2 -> Free your phone, get rid of the data-eating orc.
Proposals 20
20.1 -> Freedom is not free, neither is privacy. What is your price?
20.2 -> Freedom is not free, neither is privacy. What price are you willing to pay?
20.3 -> Freedom is not free, neither is privacy. Which currency will you use?
Proposals 21
21.1 -> If you want me to talk to you about Ubuntu Touch, smile.
21.2 -> If you want me to talk to you about Ubuntu Touch, smile. : )
21.3 -> If you want me to talk to you about Ubuntu Touch, smile at me.
21.4 -> If you want me to talk to you about Ubuntu Touch, smile at me. : )
Proposals 22
22.1 -> Search, compare and if you find something better, use it.

[sap]

• U Be Part Of Riot To Saveness
• U Be Part Of Revolution To Security
• U Be Part Of Revolution To Self-choice
• U Be Part Of Revolution To Self-government
• U Be Part Of Revolution To Self-independence
• U Be Part Of Race To Self-choice
• U Be Part Of Revolt The System
• U Be Part Of Revolutionary Touch System

or something like this

[stanwood]

Be wise
Be Ubuntu Touch!

[Opolork]

@stanwood said in T-Shirt Slogan Competition!!:

Don't be wise

What? :confused_face:

[stanwood]

@opolork It's often used in french in some marketing slogans. It means "Don't be bland/submissive, show your personality / Be unique", something like that. Hope the meaning is not an offense in English, otherwise I remove it.

[Lakotaubp]

@stanwood A case of lost in translation. Wise in English tends to mean having good judgement, deep understanding of subjects, intelligent those sort of things. Almost the opposite then but not rude or offensive.

[stanwood]

@lakotaubp Oh I see. Thank you. So I just edited the sentence to get the right meaning...

[Opolork]

@lakotaubp said in T-Shirt Slogan Competition!!:

@stanwood A case of lost in translation. Wise in English tends to mean having good judgement, deep understanding of subjects, intelligent those sort of things. Almost the opposite then but not rude or offensive.

My thoughts, exactly. :thumbs_up_light_skin_tone:

[A Former User]

[Farmer]

@moncon Nice!