The main issues I can see:

• lack of secure instant communication, like Signal
• missing secure wi-fi protocols
• no TLS >= 1.0 support
• expired root certificates
• backdoors, established digital forensic tools
• credentials stored in RAM

If somehow you can install an SSH v2 client, with 2FA login - will be somehow useful.

My fast research, a PSP with custom firmware, and PSPSSH SSH client (not sure if it supports current ciphers).

Business ethics? Meh, just profits, just profits.

Technically, architecture called “i686” was first released in November 1, 1995 (29 years ago).
But in the AMD Geode case, it’s not fully follow it I think.

EDIT:
Wikipedia article says:

Other than AMD K7/K8, [NOPL was] broadly unsupported in non-Intel processors released before 2005

and cites this source.

can you read this text:
“Ꮋ0ᛖοԌⅼуᏢʜѕ áᚱе ᏟｈäʀɑсᎢᎬᚱႽ ｔｈàτ Ｌоοᛕ ⅼіᛕË ᏞëｔＴêᚱᏚ”
?
what does it say?

GPT-4o mini:

The text appears to be a mix of characters from different alphabets and scripts, which makes it difficult to interpret directly. However, it seems to be a stylized way of writing “Hello, there! Look like letters.” The use of various characters gives it a unique visual appearance, but the underlying message is still recognizable.

https://www.dnsleaktest.com/

Large portion of the Internet is hidden inside FB pages :/

Yeah. I was shocked when I saw:

Using Mullvad VPN (…)

while connected to the Mozilla VPN.

Legacy devices with OpenVPN support only.

Buy the cheapest Wi-Fi AP, leave the AP networkless.

I hope they don’t arrest them too.

If you don’t need a speed and full functionality of the Internet.
Try bridges for the Tor Browser.

I will happily donate.
If, of course, money won’t go to the CEO.

How to remember 35 digits?

My steps which worked:

gpg --no-default-keyring --keyring ~/tmp/trustedkeys.gpg --fingerprint
gpg --no-default-keyring --keyring ~/tmp/trustedkeys.gpg --import ~/tmp/tails-signing.key
gpg --no-default-keyring --keyring ~/tmp/trustedkeys.gpg --verify tails-amd64-6.4.img.sig

Checksums:

sha256sum tails-amd64-6.4.img tails-amd64-6.4.img.sig  ~/tmp/tails-signing.key
f8c36fad61a7f8c0fce45202369f85499a1c90f1bc7e5e5b320f2de1c3fa4e8d  tails-amd64-6.4.img
bbdd3df622d04f93b40070cd34ba423f7aeb1a7705d65b9da9cc598fc7d8e848  tails-amd64-6.4.img.sig
73c2e478295be78d625220cd6cf7035caeab0a9c48379305ec86e83d43add953  ~/tmp/tails-signing.key

Universal Android Debloater

Same with groups related to the Gaza genocide.

This channel can’t be displayed because it violated local laws.

You are using, this option (9.9.9.9):

Recommended: Malware Blocking, DNSSEC Validation (this is the most typical configuration)

You can disable it, by setting the 9.9.9.10 IP:

Unsecured: No Malware blocking, no DNSSEC validation (for experts only!)

HTC (Wildfire, Desire Z, [rip!]), Samsung (they are/were easy to flash; S3, S5, S7, A5 2017).
I once had Nexus 5 (by LG [rip!]) - I was disappointed, poor quality.

Nowadays, you should have control of a baseband firmware too!
So, looks like the Pixels are the best option.

Second hand Samsung Galaxy A5 (2017), /e/OS, still rocks for my needs!

I miss small smartphones with 16:9 screen (mine has 5.2 "), physical home button.

For the future I will try a Pixel with supported GrapheneOS.

Thanks! I didn’t knew that.

You can try Decentraleyes.

I mean from the privacy aspect.

GrapheneOS or nothing :/