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    Is Ubuntu Touch OTA-2 Focal incompatible with the Fairphone 2?

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      • KenedaK Offline
        Keneda @TheVancedGamer
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        @TheVancedGamer

        You mean you are actually doing the port ?
        This image is... You adapting the kernel ?
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          TheVancedGamer @Keneda
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          @Keneda yes and yes

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            Keneda @TheVancedGamer
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            @TheVancedGamer
            Maybe you could get in touch with @Luksus and @peat_psuwit ?
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            • OpolorkO Offline
              Opolork
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              Am I correct to I presume my 16.04 version of UT is supported until Apr-2026? By then my FP2 will be about obsolete anyway and I'll likely need a newer smartphone.

              How can you trust that an app really won't send some company your location data, when you tell it not to? The only way you can trust a program not to do something it isn't supposed to do is if it is free software. ~ RMS

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                arubislander @Opolork
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                @Opolork no, 16.04 has already gone out of support. The ESR offering of Canonical sadly did not cover the ARM architecture for 16.04. It does for 20.04 on the other hand.

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                  Opolork @arubislander
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                  @arubislander

                  Damn. 😞

                  So effectively, I'm using an unsecure OS on my FP2?

                  How can you trust that an app really won't send some company your location data, when you tell it not to? The only way you can trust a program not to do something it isn't supposed to do is if it is free software. ~ RMS

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                    arubislander @Opolork
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                    @Opolork said in Is Ubuntu Touch OTA-2 Focal incompatible with the Fairphone 2?:

                    So effectively, I'm using an unsecure OS on my FP2?

                    No, you are using an unsupported OS. That does not mean it is insecure. It does mean it will not get any more security updates.
                    But not all vulnerabilities are equally exploitable. Also, UT's read-only file system and confined application runtime environment go a long way into protecting you additionally. Add to that fact that there are no services running on the device out-of-the box that can be connected to remotely (if you are concerned with security, you should disable ssh on your device, even if on a supported OS), then I would say, realistically, you are probably as safe as you would be on 20.04.

                    The main reason to stop using 16.04 would be lack of support for newer apps. But we haven't quite gotten there as yet.

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                      Opolork @arubislander
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                      @arubislander said in Is Ubuntu Touch OTA-2 Focal incompatible with the Fairphone 2?:

                      disable ssh on your device

                      Thanks for the advice/info.

                      How would I disable SSH?

                      How can you trust that an app really won't send some company your location data, when you tell it not to? The only way you can trust a program not to do something it isn't supposed to do is if it is free software. ~ RMS

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                        domubpkm @Opolork
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                        @Opolork You can use UT TT : System / SSH parameters.
                        It seems for me SSH is reactivated at every start of my Volla. To be checked.

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                          arubislander @Opolork
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                          @Opolork said in Is Ubuntu Touch OTA-2 Focal incompatible with the Fairphone 2?:

                          How would I disable SSH?

                          That depends. On most devices, if not all, it should be disabled by default. Certain devices have it enabled when you enable Developer Mode in the settings. So disabling developer mode should see ssh disabled on the next reboot.

                          One way to check if ssh is enabled on your device is to open the terminal app and type:

                          ssh localhost
                          

                          If you get a result saying ssh: connect to host localhost port 22: Connection refused, then the service is disabled.

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                            Opolork @domubpkm
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                            @domubpkm said in Is Ubuntu Touch OTA-2 Focal incompatible with the Fairphone 2?:

                            @Opolork You can use UT TT : System / SSH parameters.
                            It seems for me SSH is reactivated at every start of my Volla. To be checked.

                            Cheers. It was already off, πŸ™‚

                            How can you trust that an app really won't send some company your location data, when you tell it not to? The only way you can trust a program not to do something it isn't supposed to do is if it is free software. ~ RMS

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                              Opolork @arubislander
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                              @arubislander said in Is Ubuntu Touch OTA-2 Focal incompatible with the Fairphone 2?:

                              @Opolork said in Is Ubuntu Touch OTA-2 Focal incompatible with the Fairphone 2?:

                              How would I disable SSH?

                              That depends. On most devices, if not all, it should be disabled by default. Certain devices have it enabled when you enable Developer Mode in the settings. So disabling developer mode should see ssh disabled on the next reboot.

                              One way to check if ssh is enabled on your device is to open the terminal app and type:

                              ssh localhost
                              

                              If you get a result saying ssh: connect to host localhost port 22: Connection refused, then the service is disabled.

                              That's a handy tip. :thumbs_up_light_skin_tone:

                              How can you trust that an app really won't send some company your location data, when you tell it not to? The only way you can trust a program not to do something it isn't supposed to do is if it is free software. ~ RMS

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                                jezek @TheVancedGamer
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                                @TheVancedGamer said in Is Ubuntu Touch OTA-2 Focal incompatible with the Fairphone 2?:

                                y'all need focal for FP2?
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                                there

                                Pardon my intrusion. Just a few questions. Is the port you are showing/using/building usable? Can you describe what works and what not? Is there a way I (or anyone else with FP2) can test the product of your effort?

                                Thanks.

                                jEzEk

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