I couldn’t find the part where it says that but that’s what I thought. Pin code throttling is part of AOSP iirc, so they would have to go out of their way to remove it (or base their OS on an older LineageOS release like /e/os).

Edit: It’s not. It’s about the missing chip. Read the comment.

I always say this when someone mentions fairphones:

Fairphone 6 does not keep up with standard Android privacy/security patches and has no secure element to provide working disk encryption for typical users not using a strong password, among other flaws.

Taken from the GOS forum

The idea is great, the execution is lacking basic needs in todays world. Missing pin code throttling is kind of insane tbh.

Kind of. But hopefully at a slower rate / more reversible manner than the rest of the world.

Germany has become kind of a safe haven for a lot of Open Source projects. What’s so bad about it?