While I haven't looked at all the small low-end phones out there so I can't say if this is true of all of them - my flip-phone is low-powered but still a "smartphone". It is the Alcatel Myflip mumble405thing and runs KaiOS rather than Android or iOS. It has a browser and if you wait long enough it loads most pages (even ones with javascript). Also some other apps like contacts, notes, music/podcast player, calculator, SMS/messaging, radio, etc. So - just because it's a flipphone doesn't mean it's not capable of smartphone stuff. On the plus side - it seems to only run one app at a time : -) so maybe it will slow down the big corporation trackers. Heh. Not sure about the "not tracking you" but for "physically modular" and "repairable by end user" you can look for the fairphone. Last I heard they only sold in Europe though. Eww, I see they now have one of those odious "dim-the-page-till-the-user-agrees-to- accept-the-cookie-policy" pages. Given corporations use other tech to track people now - I wish those cookie warnings would go away. bjb To unsubscribe send a blank message to linux+unsubscribe [ at ] linux-ottawa [ dot ] org To get help send a blank message to linux+help [ at ] linux-ottawa [ dot ] org To visit the archives: https://lists.linux-ottawa.org