Librem One
Collection of Librem One apps. Install and run all apps. Free and open-source software (FOSS).
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Open Source
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Android
- Android Tablet
The last update is from 2020.
Features
Librem One News & Activities
Recent activities
Librem One information
Developed by
Purism SPC Licensing
Open Source and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $8 and $15 per month + free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
3 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
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These services are either free or freemium for secure messaging, e-mail, and file sharing/storing.
What is Librem One?
Collection of Librem One apps. Install and run all apps. Free and open-source software (FOSS).
What you get today:
What you get later, with the subscription:
- Librem Files – pay-as-you-go end-to-end encrypted cloud storage
- Librem Backup – pay-as-you-go end-to-end encrypted long-term full cloud backups
- Librem Contacts – end-to-end encrypted contact sync and storage
- Librem Pay – cryptographic payments
- Librem Dial – pay-as-you-go phone service with more coming…
Purism is a Social Purpose Corporation (SPC), which means we put social good above exploiting people. Librem One is a bundle of services—chat, vpn, email, social, and more—from Purism, SPC.
We believe that privacy and technology can be moral and convenient. Librem One allows you to reclaim your privacy, securely communicate to your friends, and does so easily with your freedoms intact. We bundle all the tools together for you to replace the privacy invading, locked-in, exploitative big-tech services. Putting you in charge of your digital life.
We provide products and services based on values that society wants, that respect digital civil rights. Welcome to Librem One, socially responsible services from Purism.
Comments and Reviews
DISCLAIMER:: this is an opinion piece, please do not be triggered by it if you are a GNU fanboy. My nigg 🤦♂️ not that there is anything wrong with running a commercial business, but companies like you represent the poison that is the GNU/FOSS ideology. You just like using the word free as a hotword that attracts people, oh but, you mean "free speech not free beer" right? Funny, companies who say that often do not supply either of them. So people start to conflate the FOSS community with the true open-source movement, which of course was free by design and offered services by leaving some of the work up to the user. When you grab true open-source decentralized apps, and turn them into a centralized FOSS commercial suite, it strongly gives me the impression that your intention is to mislead people. Oh and that you are piggybacking the hard work of others only to host it on questionably secure servers and charge money for it. The exact same crime as Disroot. I no trust, but heres 3 stars cause I'm a nice guy.