My point is that LineageOS includes features that contact Google's servers.

You challenged me saying that LineageOS doesn't include anything from Google and that a user would have to "put Google back in".

I proved that 1) there are Google features still embedded within the operating system and 2) that there are features that do contact Google servers.

You are wrong on both cases #getwrekd

My point is that LineageOS includes features that contact Google's servers.

You challenged me saying that LineageOS doesn't include anything from Google and that a user would have to "put Google back in". I proved that 1) there are Google features still embedded within the operating system and 2) that there are features that do contact Google servers.

You are wrong on both cases #getwrekd

My point is that LineageOS includes features that contact Google's servers. You challenged me saying that LineageOS doesn't include anything from Google and that a user would have to "put Google back in". I proved that 1) there are Google features still embedded within the operating system and 2) that there are features that do contact Google servers. You are wrong on both cases #getwrekd

My point is that LineageOS includes features that contact Google's servers.

You challenged me saying that LineageOS doesn't include anything from Google and that a user would have to "put Google back in".

I proved that 1) there are Google features still embedded within the operating system and 2) that these features do contact Google servers.

You are wrong on both cases #getwrekd