Easy. The real issue is convenience, and what you are prepared to give up to use a degoogled phone. We can provide, or point you in the direction of equivalent apps that you may currently be using, and you will be encouraged to step away from big- tech apps such as google maps.

yes, all our phones come with a manual with an overview of the operating system, the way we have found phones are best set up, and a list of apps to replace those recommended and used by google play store and apple itunes

Yes. We set the phones up as if we were going to use them our-selves. This way we can check the phones and make sure they are working correctly. Not only will we work with you to install your favourite apps,  we will also  set up your phone to the ideal settings

Yes, you can port your current number to the new phone. In fact you can probably take the SIM card from your old phone and install it right inside as a seamless operation.

In Australia, any carrier. Either insert your current SIM if it fits, or purchase a SIM from the provider of your choice from a retailer and activate over the phone or on-line

You can degoogle a limited variety of phones, but will not be able to install GrapheneOS or CalyxOS therefore it is not recommended.

To remove an operating system the phone first needs to have the bootlocker unlocked (a different unlock than carrier unlocked). Some phones are notoriously difficult to unlock, some models a few phones do, and others don't, and other brands can never be unlocked. However, this is only part of the problem. The main issue is that once unlocked, only the Google Pixel is able to be locked again. Ideally, once you have put a new operating system on you want to relock the phone. If the phone remains unlocked it is more vulnerable to hackers.

Sure, if it is a Google Pixel all we need to discuss is what operating system - GrapheneOS or CalyxOS - and what apps you want installed. If it is a different make of phone you will need to give me the make and model of the phone so we can advise which operating systems will be compatible. In either case you will be responsible for backing up all the data on the phone, because it will be completely stripped, and returned as a freshly installed system.

Unfortunately, No. The unlocking procedure for Apple IOS products are completely different than an android. And at the very core of the Operating System (the equivalent of a computers bios) IOS will not allow you to "flash" or put a new system on. The only real alternative is to sell the Apple products, and put the money to a different phone, or keep as a backup.

Yes, there are a variety of different operating systems available, however we have chosen the most secure, and the systems with the most support and updates.