Hello.
I'd like to know how the reviews published on the UBPort site are written (dated?) and if they could be revised.
For the Redmi 9 Pro, the review on the page: https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/joyeuse/ is as follows:
“Under heavy development relying only on the device porters. Many features including basic functionality may not work.
It will be the task of the porter to commit the work needed to make the device reach the standards to become fully supported.
These devices are only for those who are prepared to take the risk of using them."

This is very personal but I've been using this smartphone for a year and a half as my only phone and I find Ubuntu Touch ( 1000 thanks to the porters and developers, I love you folks) easy to use, reliable, great.
This comment could be a deterrent for potential new users when the phone works perfectly, supports all the features and seems to me no more complicated than any other.
Thanks to Ubuntu Touch Team for OTA6!
Jean-Luc

Hello friends!
If it is in the topic of the Q&A,
could you take a moment to explain once again the link between the version of Android originally installed on the smartphone (for the most part), the version of Halium and the porting of Ubuntu Touch to that same smartphone, it's still not very clear in my mind? Why does it take so much effort (which I applaud, by the way) to create an image adapted to the hardware?
Or could you point me to a place where this is explained?

And finally, how can we encourage Sander and Felix to continue their series of videos on Youtube (or elsewhere) to get the ball rolling on developing applications for UBT?
Best regards.
Jean-Luc

Another question I have concerns the forthcoming Fosdem in Brussels.
Where can I volunteer to give the UBPort team a hand at this event?
Best regards.
Jean-Luc

@UBportsNews
Hello friends.
We had an exchange on the UBports UT App Dev Telegram thread about how to pass on development suggestions to developers and the interactions that users can have with these suggestions (and sorry for the off-topic nature of this).
For example, after the release of Audiobooks, which I enjoyed immensely, an application that I'm missing would be the ability to synchronise my contacts, sms, photos and calendar, and to be able to graphically back up my phone on my PC.
Similarly, being able to make video calls via applications like Whatsapp, Discord, etc. would be greatly appreciated.
I imagine that other users are also interested in these applications.
Whatever the answer, I'd like to express my unwavering commitment to Ubuntu Touch and wish it a long, long life!
Jean-Luc