This document discusses ways to promote freedom on Android devices, such as unlocking devices, flashing custom ROMs, contributing free software apps to F-Droid, freeing non-free apps, writing and improving apps, hosting installation parties, and contributing to the community in other ways by becoming active on the android@lists.fsfe.org mailing list.

1. Free Your Android!
Torsten Grote
<Torsten.Grote@fsfe.org>
Free Software Foundation Europe
2012-11-23
grote @ status.grobox.de
t grote @ twitter.com http://blogs.fsfe.org/torsten.grote

2. Looking for a smartphone with
freedom

3. Looking for a smartphone with
freedom

4. Annoyances

5. Unlocking the device

6. Flashing the device
vs.

7. ↓

8. Great Free Software Apps
K-9 Mail Twidere
OsmAnd˜ Slight Backup
AntennaPod VLC Remote

10. Documenting

13. https://wiki.fsfe.org/Android is a good
campaign, but a few points need some
clarification.
-- Richard Stallman

14. https://wiki.fsfe.org/Android is a good
campaign, but a few points need some
clarification.
-- Richard Stallman

15. Starting a Campaign

28. Contributing

29. Adding Apps to F-Droid

31. Category:System
License:GPLv2+
Web Site:http://code.google.com/p/android-vnc-viewer
Source Code:http://code.go...-viewer/source/checkout
Issue Tracker:http://code.go...-viewer/issues/list
Summary:VNC viewer
Description:
A VNC (’remote desktop’) client.
.
Repo Type:git-svn
Repo:http://android-vnc-viewer.goo.../branches/antlersoft
Build Version:0.5.0,13,197,subdir=androidVNC
Update Check Mode:Market
Current Version:0.5.0
Current Version Code:13

32. Freeing Non-Free Apps

33. Writing and Improving Apps
Yourself

34. Throwing Installation Parties

40. Contribute in Your Own Way

44. Growing a Community

45. Become active!
android@lists.fsfe.org
https://lists.fsfe.org/mailman/listinfo/android