This Galaxy Nexus was bought brand new in 2012 from the Google Play Store. It is in very good condition, and it comes with all original accessories and packaging. An extra 2000mah battery with a matching back cover from Samsung are also included.

But what makes this mobile different is the software. At the moment, I have unlocked the boot-loader and installed a patched version of CM11 (a customised version of Android 4.4). This makes sure the mobile has no tracing and tracking built-in from the operating system level. Unlike other phones, all apps installed are carefully chosen from the open source repository F-droid instead of Google Play. For instance, it has ChatSecure for instant messaging; CSipSimple for VOIP, K-9 Mail for email; OsmAnd for map, and Twidere for twitter. These apps do not log usages and certainly do not track users. Both ChatSecure and CSipSimple support end-to-end encryption which means no one, not even telecommunication companies or the GCSB, could spy on your voice and textual communications. It also has Orbot installed and so all web traffic from Firefox would not be traceable as well.

Of course the mobile is not bullet proof, but it is one of the most secured mobiles which protects privacy to the highest degree. If you are not concerned with security nor privacy, this is not something you want. But if you care about anonymity, this could add value to your mobile experience by letting you off the grid.

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