I sort of wonder why Ubuntu Touch at all. I don't really understand what purpose Ubuntu Touch furfills. Some might say that Ubuntu Touch respects user privacy that Andriod and iOS doesn't.

But if you compare Ubuntu Touch with Andriod OS like CalyxOS and GrapheneOS with F-droid then that privacy reason feels sort of redundant.

I personally don't see the reason to choose UT over CalyxOS or GrapheneOS from a privacy and a user control reason. Maybe there are other reasons. It would be intresting to hear your thought if comparing Ubuntu Touch with CalyxOS and GrapheneOS.

I sort of wonder why Ubuntu Touch at all. I don't really understand what purpose Ubuntu Touch furfills. Some might say that Ubuntu Touch respects user privacy that Andriod and iOS doesn't.

But if you compare Ubuntu Touch with Andriod OS like CalyxOS and GrapheneOS with F-droid then that privacy reason feels sort of redundant.

I personally don't see the reason to choose UT over CalyxOS or GrapheneOS from a privacy and a user control reason. Maybe there are other reasons. It would be intresting to hear your thought if comparing Ubuntu Touch with CalyxOS and GrapheneOS.

@ubportsnews I have a question that I don't think i've seen adressed in the previous UBports Q&A. Maybe it has.

In terms of privacy and ownership of a mobile OS, how is Ubuntu Touch any different from andriod open source project like GrapheneOS or CalyxOS together wirh F-droid?

In terms of privacy and is Ubuntu Touch any diffrent from GrapheneOS or CalyxOS, what makes UT stand out. Why would anyone support Ubuntu Touch over any other mobile open source project from a user standpoint?

The mission statement, doesn't really diffrentiate from the other OS:es. The statement could as well be interpred as supporting the CalyxOS och GrapheneOS.

Establish and support a collaborative community for the development and promotion of an open source phone operating system. This operating system should respect the user's freedom and privacy, be developer-friendly and secure, and offer convergence.