I know T-Mobile bought Sprint, which came with their CDMA infastrcture, but I assume they are phasing all of that out to switch to GSM fulling. As long as it isn’t carrier locked, which I would find unexpected, it should work. Maybe not all of the bands supported by the phone, or all the bands supported by AT&T may work, so you may have slightly less coverage than you otherwise would, but that’s all I can fathom.
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This will be nice if and when Fairphone is supported by GrapheneOS.
GrapheneOS probably won’t. Their main dev literally jokes about the phones security. While GrapheneOS was originally made for Pixels.
I know that only T-Mobile based carriers are “suggested” but I wonder how AT&T based carriers would work?
I know T-Mobile bought Sprint, which came with their CDMA infastrcture, but I assume they are phasing all of that out to switch to GSM fulling. As long as it isn’t carrier locked, which I would find unexpected, it should work. Maybe not all of the bands supported by the phone, or all the bands supported by AT&T may work, so you may have slightly less coverage than you otherwise would, but that’s all I can fathom.