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I'm not sure it is as simple as that,.. I believe that a part of what carriers get paid is a fee to handle this custom stuff, so if they decide to deliver something without proper paperwork, and get caught, they will most likely get a heavy fine, and/or loose a licence to operate.

Yeah pretty crazy to expect that you should have guessed what impact later legislation would require of you to have done. But that is Brexit legislation for you... A total mess... 😰 At first glance it looks like UPS is following the crazed rules. First of I'm pretty sure you expected to see your phone(s) back long before the Brexit would take effect. So even if we had known the new legislation I for one would most likely not have done the today needed paperwork. 😓 But it seems there is some exceptions if you can prove that you shipped it before Brexit, as they request prove of that. An

At least it was as simple as that before Brexit. The direct translation of the Danish (official) text goes like this On "Outward processing", see this. that among other things have this clause ....super easy for the consumer..... hmm..... 🤯

Personally I will try to avoid buying anything above the €10 (including shiping) trifles limit from the UK if alternatives exists. I even switched using ebay from .co.uk to .ie edit Just found this (in Danish), and though there are two different trifle limits (€10 and £150) it is generally with so many caveats and small prints, that it for an EU consumer has gone from "Why would I not want to buy from Britain?" to "Why on earth would I want to buy from Britain?".... So I guess we are going to see a lot of UK web-shops move their base to (Northern?) Ireland.

AFAIK this legal obligation only goes if the vendor acknowledges that something was wrong, and fixed (or replaced) the unit. ...And who knows where we stand with that sort of fineprint after Brexiit?? My GUESS would be that it still holds for buys from before the Brexit, but I could be wrong. They MIGHT now just hold to any address in the UK of our choice....

No doubt about that, but not having a juridical degree I would certainly not be sure that my personal interpretation holds legally. "In good faith" will hold morally but it is less likely to be enough in a court case.

If someone has an EULA that does not match your local legislation, I suggest that you before accepting the EULA contact them and point this out so they can adjust it, or at the least give you something in writing where they accept it. Just doing our own personal opinionated adjustment to what the EULA states is not the best way to go, and could back fire if it does not hold legally.

Suggesting anything that is illegal is clearly outside what is acceptable in here, I hid you comment, so you will have to make it again without that.

I fell in the same 'pit' trying out SFOS. I do not really understand why Sailfish only sell this option to their explicitly supported devices. Say sell it 'as is' unsupported.

In all fairness, it is available in the updates stamped "Jan 11, 2021 • 2:58PM" ....So if we should be kind, we could say they just forgot to adjust the column header from "initial" to "preliminary"... 😇

This 2000mA for €22 might be an interesting alternative for you https://www.amazon.de/dp/B08CBY4LBV EDIT: Sorry too wide, 80mm ADD: This is 2000mA and less wide (about 48mm) https://www.amazon.de/dp/B087TQP4DN (€20), this can be placed acentric aligned with the plug. Add II: Just ordered this https://www.ebay.nl/itm/324428608143

(I can say that I do not have this, so can confirm that it must be a setting somewhere...) If you in setting search for "haptic", multiple settings appear, I would try to check those.

With a little luck the extra thickness is used to improve and strengthen the slider mechanism from the initial ones we saw, that was rather unimpressive.

Note also the substantially increased length and thickness - while decreasing the display

Ah yes, I had not considered that the supplier might not be able to deliver enough to both cover the demands for the phones and additional user requested spare parts. If that is the case the phones should obviously have the highest priority.

(I moved some keyboard request comments over here)

I too had hopes for extra keyboards, and really wonder why they do not offer them. I mean if we pay before they are ordered from production, what have they to loose? But am surprised of the quality they have.... Having used mine as a daily driver for over a year, I do not see even the slightest sign of wear where more white are exposed. The keys on my Lenovo X1 Yoga Thinkbad (20FQ) usually last about three months(!) before the paint have been worn through on Ctrl and arrow keys, and as it looks like the same principal idea on the Pro1 (Transparent key, a white layer, and an almost fully

....And the hard to find qwertZ variant without the key shift, so could end in a high price. 🙂

I hope so too. And I can say that it is quite easy to swap.

(lineage-17.1-20210111-nightly-pro1-signed.zip on December 5 security patch installed smoothly using adb sideload)

Let us tag @Erik here, maybe he can get some info for you.

Now THAT is a hard core keyboard user..... Sorry, could not resist. Glad to see you are back online.

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Sad that it was not for you, but good luck with the sale, And hope that it finds a new happy owner soon 🙂