It may have traces of “Linux” but it’s not GNU/Linux, or any other flavour of Linux that is free-as-freedom.
Having a free software kernel base (heavily patched with proprietary extensions, drivers, blobs etc.) in the middle of a close environment is like saying that one is having “some freedom” within the confined space of a prison cell…
Linux phones r0x! long live to the pinephone and postmarketOS! :)
Android is Linux.
It may have traces of “Linux” but it’s not GNU/Linux, or any other flavour of Linux that is free-as-freedom.
Having a free software kernel base (heavily patched with proprietary extensions, drivers, blobs etc.) in the middle of a close environment is like saying that one is having “some freedom” within the confined space of a prison cell…