Your phone is encrypted by default, there's practically no way to not let it encrypt without unlocking the bootloader.
Older phones that came out before the default encryption was standard were the ones that had the option to encrypt the phone or let it remain decrypted.
Driver availability; Linux is getting better, but Windows is superior
Doesn't Linux have pretty much every driver built into the kernel with the only notable exception being the NVIDIA closed source drivers. Even those drivers are a single command away from installation, it even configures itself correctly out of the box for Wayland support.
KDE Connect, when set up properly(pretty much does it automatically) alongside a linux system, you can access the entirety of your phone's internal storage over LAN as if it were a network drive mounted on your PC.
Yeah the rom is most likely the reason. Give aurora store a try
uBlock is better
Unfortunately isn't a thing because apple
Fennec with Ublock Origin/ AdNauseam extension
Double tap empty space on the home screen
You should give Endeavour OS a try
Quilt
So zero rupees?
Your phone is encrypted by default, there's
practicallyno way to not let it encrypt without unlocking the bootloader.Older phones that came out before the default encryption was standard were the ones that had the option to encrypt the phone or let it remain decrypted.
If you own a smartwatch that supports tap to pay, you can use that instead.
Not Macbooks though surprisingly.
Yes only the US should get access to that
Wrong, I'm running a sandy bridge on cachyos right now
Doesn't Linux have pretty much every driver built into the kernel with the only notable exception being the NVIDIA closed source drivers. Even those drivers are a single command away from installation, it even configures itself correctly out of the box for Wayland support.
KDE Connect, when set up properly(pretty much does it automatically) alongside a linux system, you can access the entirety of your phone's internal storage over LAN as if it were a network drive mounted on your PC.
Unfortunately banking apps are only going to get harder to run on software uncertified by Google.
Why not? especially when it's a laptop from 2010
for you, yes.
Are you aware that steamOS supports more than just steam games?