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Trump Organization announces mobile plan, $499 smartphone

From cnbc.com

The Trump Organization on Monday unveiled a mobile phone plan and a $499 smartphone that is set to launch in September. The new service, Trump Mobile, will offer a $47.45-per-month plan that includes unlimited talk, text and data, as well as roadside assistance and a “Telehealth and Pharmacy Benefit,” according to its website. The company, owned by President Donald Trump, also announced it will sell a “T1” smartphone, which appears to feature a gold-colored metal case etched with an American flag. The new venture is the latest example of Trump’s business empire capitalizing on its association with the ... (full story)

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Jun 17, 2025 8:11am

Quoting Trader#3A9C

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{quote} The article says the phone is made in the USA. Did you even bother to read it or do you need to vent your TDS first?

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The phone is not made in the US(even they claim it will be someday in the future), which would be obvious to you if you knew how phones are made and whats needed to make them. But go on, believe everything your dear leader is telling you.

And yes, I saw the phone and the specs...its a $50 android phone from Temu.

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Jun 17, 2025 7:37am

Quoting fx6996

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{quote}Just like those morons paying $300 for $5 Nike sneakers right?

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Yes. And people paying $800 for a handbag, that costs $5 to produce. And we could go on like this...

But the irony with the phone is that Trump is making this big deal about US made products and then re-sells this.

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Jun 18, 2025 6:22am

Also, Trump isn't the first mob boss to come up with a cell phone to sell as a side business.

On December 2, 2019, Escobar Inc released what it called the Escobar Fold 1 smartphone featuring a flexible screen, which ended up being a rebadged Royole FlexPai. Two months later, on February 10, 2020, the Escobar Fold 2 was released, which is a Galaxy Fold with poorly added Escobar branding.

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Jun 18, 2025 8:28am

Motorola used to be all american but no more.

In the past, Motorola was one of the few companies that still made cell phones in the USA with the Moto X developed in the country. In 2014 however, Motorola announced plans to shut down its Mobility Factory in Fort Worth, Texas. It moved its production to China and Brazil, ending its 100% USA connections.

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Jun 17, 2025 9:35am

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{quote} Because your TDS says so. Understood.

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No, the newly announced Trump Mobile “T1” smartphone, marketed as “made in the USA,” is not actually manufactured in the United States.

What Trump Organization claims:
The phone will feature a gold-colored metal case etched with an American flag. Production is “domestic” in states like Alabama, California, and Florida, and it will be bundled with a $47.45/month plan
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Trump Jr. and Eric Trump promoted it as an “America‑first” product with U.S.–based call centers and phones “made in America”
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What the evidence suggests:
Reports from reputable sources indicate the T1 is actually manufactured in China, likely just rebranded overseas devices
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Experts highlight it’s impractical and nearly impossible for a $499 smartphone with modern specs to be fully produced in the USA, citing complex supply chains and missing domestic infrastructure
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Marketing materials have inconsistencies; insiders suggest it may actually be a rebadged version of devices like the T-Mobile REVVL 7 Pro 5G
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Final conclusion:
Despite the branding and announcements, the new Trump phone is not truly made in the USA. It's currently produced overseas, and there’s no verifiable evidence yet of domestic manufacturing—especially not at the announced price point. Statements about future production in U.S. factories remain unverified promises
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Jun 17, 2025 7:39am

Quoting Vancarbon

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{quote} I bet there’s a big queue .

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I bet it will sell out.

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Jun 17, 2025 7:32am

Quoting OnlineAddict

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$50 chinese phone sold for $500 because of the Trump name. Only morons will buy this.

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Just like those morons paying $300 for $5 Nike sneakers right?

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Jun 18, 2025 4:44am

Quoting OutThere

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I might buy one if it was used as a tool by Melania on one of her lonely nights.

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wild statement right there, made an account just to reply to ts

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Jun 17, 2025 9:20am

Quoting Trader#3A9C

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{quote} That's not what the article says. You're making that accusation based on your TDS, now prove it.

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I couldn't care less about Trump or any other politician, they are all scum. The phone is not made in the USA, period.

Jun 18, 2025 5:34am

Quoting heretheregon

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{quote} wild statement right there, made an account just to reply to ts

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Well thanks. I'm flattered. What happened to your main account?
For your effort, I have an antenna design for this new Trumpie phone to go with the usual tin foil Trumpie hats.
Hope you like.

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Jun 18, 2025 6:20am

Quoting heretheregon

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{quote} mate, i dont have any other account and I think you got me wrong, i found the comment funny, hence wanted to reply. i dislike trump as much has the next person.

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Ok, well I didn't direct my comments at you. I just used my reply to you to feature my antenna idea.
Thanks and you are a sane person.

Jun 17, 2025 12:24pm

Quoting Trader#3A9C

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{quote} Your TDS conclusion is based on reports from reputable sources with no reputable sources provided. The only thing you proved is you too suffer from TDS. Prove it. Show substantial evidence to back up your claim.

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You love grifters, don't you?

It's all about TDS, isn't it? What are your sources proving that the smartphone will be all american pure?

The proof is in the pudding. Let's wait for the pudding. I'll order (when available) one of those puddings myself and will dissect al it's parts.

I'll let you know then what's inside... Meanwhile:

Building a mobile phone entirely with U.S.-made components—i.e., every part sourced and manufactured within the United States—is theoretically possible but commercially and technically implausible in 2025. Here's a breakdown:

1. Semiconductors and Chips
Status: Partially feasible in the U.S.

Design: U.S. companies (e.g., Qualcomm, Apple, Nvidia) lead globally in chip design.

Fabrication: Intel, GlobalFoundries, and the emerging TSMC Arizona plant provide domestic fabs. However, much high-end chip manufacturing is still outsourced to Asia, particularly Taiwan and South Korea.

Challenge: Cutting-edge 3nm or even 5nm production nodes are not yet at full capacity domestically.

Confidence: 70%—Limited but growing domestic capacity.

2. Display Technology
Status: Not feasible domestically

OLED/AMOLED and high-resolution LCD panels are primarily manufactured in South Korea, China, and Japan.

No U.S. company mass-produces smartphone-grade displays.

Confidence: 95%—Currently no viable U.S. production.

3. Memory (RAM, Storage)
Status: Very limited U.S. capacity

Major producers (Samsung, SK Hynix, Micron) have U.S. presence, but mass production is mostly offshore.

Micron is the only major U.S. DRAM/NAND manufacturer, with limited domestic scale.

Confidence: 90%—Insufficient domestic supply chain.

4. Battery (Li-Ion)
Status: No mass smartphone-grade cell production in the U.S.

Most lithium-ion cells are made in China, Japan, or South Korea.

While battery assembly occurs in the U.S. (e.g., Tesla/Panasonic), the cells and raw materials (like cobalt, lithium) are largely imported.

Confidence: 95%—U.S. lacks battery cell mass-production facilities.

5. Sensors, Cameras, RF Modules
Status: Heavily dependent on Asian supply chains

Image sensors: Dominated by Sony (Japan) and Samsung (South Korea).

RF modules: Qualcomm designs them, but packaging is often done in Asia.

Confidence: 90%—Crucial parts not domestically produced.

6. Assembly and Manufacturing
Status: Feasible but cost-prohibitive

Final assembly can be done in the U.S. (e.g., Motorola tried in 2013 with the Moto X in Texas).

However, costs are significantly higher, and the supporting logistics ecosystem is mostly in Asia.

Confidence: 80%—Possible but uneconomical.

Conclusion
There is no viable path in 2025 to produce a fully U.S.-made smartphone without importing parts. You could assemble a phone in the U.S. using some U.S.-designed components, but the core components (display, battery, memory, camera sensors) still require global sourcing.

Confidence level: 95%

Sources:
Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA): https://www.semiconductors.org/

Micron Technology 2024 Annual Report: https://investors.micron.com

U.S. Department of Energy – Battery Supply Chain Review (2024): https://www.energy.gov

TSMC Arizona plant development news: https://www.tsmc.com

Jun 17, 2025 1:22pm

Quoting Trader#3A9C

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{quote} {quote} You just proved it can be done. Even after typing all of that out, your TDS prevents you from seeing it. Also, what is Librem?

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What can be done? A pure breed of American smartphones?

You and your TDS... You sound like children with that claim. So reductive...

Do you have proof of what you are claiming? Facts? The pudding itself? Anything other than the word of your master?
There is no way to have an adult discussion with children. Enough of this...

Wait for your beloved American pudding and eat it as your master tells you.

GOOD LUCK

Jun 17, 2025 1:33pm

Quoting Trader#3A9C

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{quote} {quote} You just proved it can be done. Even after typing all of that out, your TDS prevents you from seeing it. Also, what is Librem?

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$47 - LOL

Purism can build smartphones using component sourcing and assembly that are predominantly U.S.-based, but they cannot currently manufacture every single part within the United States.

Purism's U.S.-Made Phones
1. Librem 5 USA / Liberty Phone
Electronics: The Librem 5 USA – and its upgraded sibling, the Liberty Phone – have nearly all electronics (PCBs, components, assembly) carried out at Purism’s Carlsbad, California facility
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Assembly & Fulfillment: Final assembly, quality testing, and build customization are performed at Purism’s fulfillment center in California .

Manufacturing Process: Purism operates its own SMT (Surface Mount Technology) line to place capacitors, chips, and other components—then performs assembly, firmware loading, testing, and packaging—all within the same Californian site
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Chassis & Modem Exceptions: The phone chassis (housing) is imported (often from China), and certain chips (like the cellular modem) are sourced from other countries (e.g., Germany) .

Pricing: These U.S.-manufactured phones are premium-priced (Librem 5 USA at $1,999; Liberty Phone at ~$2,199) due to the small-scale operations and high domestic labor/material costs
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Can They Build a 100% U.S.-Parts Phone?
Component Limitations: Key elements such as smartphone-grade displays, memory ICs, camera sensors, and modems are not produced in the U.S. and rely on global suppliers in South Korea, Taiwan, Japan, and Europe
nypost.com
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Global Supply Chains: No U.S. company currently manufactures smartphone-grade sensors, chips, and displays entirely domestically. Purism sources them externally, then assembles locally
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Summary Table
Component / Process Made in USA?
Circuit Boards & Electronics

Yes, assembled in California
Enrollment, Firmware & Packaging

Yes
Chassis (Body/Casing)

No, imported
Modem chip & Displays

No, sourced globally
Memory, Battery, Camera Sensors

No, not U.S.-manufactured

Purism can and does build smartphones with almost all electronics, assembly, firmware, and shipping done in the U.S.. However, they cannot claim that every part is U.S.-made, because critical components like the display, modem, memory, and chassis are sourced internationally.

They are among the only companies offering phones with such a controlled and transparent U.S. supply chain—though it comes at a premium. If your requirement is strict U.S.-manufactured parts only, that remains unattainable, not just for Purism but for any smartphone manufacturer today.

Jun 17, 2025 1:34pm

Quoting Trader#3A9C

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{quote} What is Librem?

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You call that pure American? And comparing with the price of a $47 pudding?

LOL

Argumenting with MAGA is very funny!! You MAGA people have no notion...

Jun 17, 2025 4:36pm

Quoting Trader#3A9C

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{quote} Wrong, kid. {quote} {quote} https://puri.sm/posts/purism-liberty...a-electronics/ and the librem 5 retails for $799. I don't know where you pull your information from, but it's not even remotely correct.

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Oh boy

Jun 17, 2025 4:43pm

Quoting Trader#1349

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{quote} I own a Librem 5 and it did not cost $1,999. In fact, it cost half of much as an IPhone that was manufactured in China

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Take a look here:

https://shop.puri.sm/shop/liberty-phone/

Jun 17, 2025 4:51pm

Quoting Trader#3A9C

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{quote} Wrong, kid. {quote} {quote} https://puri.sm/posts/purism-liberty...a-electronics/ and the librem 5 retails for $799. I don't know where you pull your information from, but it's not even remotely correct.

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Boy... You're so easy...

Take a look and try to find the same statement in that $799 phone. And even this one's price is miles away from the $47 pudding.

Do you know how many phones this company sells?

Stop cherry-picking the info you want to feed to others. Save it for your MAGA cult people... They need to be spoon-fed... and you know why!!

Real Info it's not a MAGA thing... I know...I know...

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Jun 18, 2025 4:32am

Quoting Trader#3A9C

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{quote} You have no idea what you're talking about. A phone that was manufactured in the United States of America costs LESS than a phone manufactured in China. Your TDS leaves you to believe the greatest economy on the planet doesn't have the capacity and capability to produce a freaking smartphone at a reasonable cost to consumers. https://puri.sm/posts/librem-5-usa-s...rity-features/

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I like to come here to stir things up when I have time to burn. Sometimes I meet smart people, most of the time I meet stupid people.

But you're right, my boy. In everything you write. You have the right to choose to see things the way you want to see them...

Regarding your President, I don't have TDS, I really don't like your President. I hate people like him. You love the man... good for you. Your tastes don't affect me because I don't intend to make friends with people who think like you and support that piece of something that is your President...

Jun 18, 2025 8:03am

Quoting Trader#061F

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{quote} No, you listen. I don't need you telling me what I bought my Librem 5 for. I didn't buy it for $1,999. I didn't buy it for $799 either, I got it for $599 during one of their sales. You didn't even link the correct phone. Stop cherry-picking the info you want to feed to others. Save it for your TDS cult people... They need to be spoon-fed... and you know why!! Real Info it's not a TDS thing... I know...I know...

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Get smart. And stop cherry-picking.

Purism sell's a few thousands units per year. Unfortunately, they can't grow because of supply of components and HR. Maybe one day... Who knows.

There's only one phone tagged by them with Made in USA electronics. And that's only for the electronics... And at 1.999 as seen in their website... Capisce?

You bought the cheap one... Good for you.
Do you know where those components were bought? That's an USA Assembled Phone... Do you need a drawing?

Again:

Can They Build a 100% U.S.-Parts Phone?
Component Limitations: Key elements such as smartphone-grade displays, memory ICs, camera sensors, and modems are not produced in the U.S. and rely on global suppliers in South Korea, Taiwan, Japan, and Europe
nypost.com
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Global Supply Chains: No U.S. company currently manufactures smartphone-grade sensors, chips, and displays entirely domestically. Purism sources them externally, then assembles locally
wsj.com
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nypost.com
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Summary Table
Component / Process Made in USA?
Circuit Boards & Electronics

Yes, assembled in California
Enrollment, Firmware & Packaging

Yes
Chassis (Body/Casing)

No, imported
Modem chip & Displays

No, sourced globally
Memory, Battery, Camera Sensors

No, not U.S.-manufactured

Purism can and does build smartphones with almost all electronics, assembly, firmware, and shipping done in the U.S.. However, they cannot claim that every part is U.S.-made, because critical components like the display, modem, memory, and chassis are sourced internationally.

They are among the only companies offering phones with such a controlled and transparent U.S. supply chain—though it comes at a premium. If your requirement is strict U.S.-manufactured parts only, that remains unattainable, not just for Purism but for any smartphone manufacturer today.

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Jun 18, 2025 8:13am

Quoting Trader#298A

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{quote} The reason the Liberty costs so much compared to a standard smartphone is that the Liberty is designed to be a smartphone and a PC when connected to a docking station. Can it be used for high end gaming: no. Is it fast, stable, portable and secure: most likely. It's pretty ingenious by design.

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Thank you for the info.

I don't know if the phone is good or bad. I've never compared it to other phones. I see some features that I like.

That wasn't the point of the discussion. One guy pointed out that the phone was a purely American product... And since I know a bit about global markets and industries, I counter-argued. With facts from the manufacturers themselves and reliable sources, while the other side presented convictions and manipulated the facts...

Jun 18, 2025 5:50am

Quoting OutThere

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{quote} Well thanks. I'm flattered. What happened to your main account? For your effort, I have an antenna design for this new Trumpie phone to go with the usual tin foil Trumpie hats. Hope you like. {image}

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mate, i dont have any other account and I think you got me wrong, i found the comment funny, hence wanted to reply. i dislike trump as much has the next person.

Jun 18, 2025 7:01am

Quoting OutThere

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Also, Trump isn't the first mob boss to come up with a cell phone to sell as a side business. On December 2, 2019, Escobar Inc released what it called the Escobar Fold 1 smartphone featuring a flexible screen, which ended up being a rebadged Royole FlexPai. Two months later, on February 10, 2020, the Escobar Fold 2 was released, which is a Galaxy Fold with poorly added Escobar branding.

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They wanted to pay Marques Brownlee a whole lotta money to review it, as far as I remember, he has a video about it
Btw the tinfoil idea is sick, should be in his next campaign

Trader#3A9C

Jun 17, 2025 7:40am

Quoting OnlineAddict

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{quote} Yes. And people paying $800 for a handbag, that costs $5 to produce. And we could go on like this... But the irony with the phone is that Trump is making this big deal about US made products and then re-sells this.

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The article says the phone is made in the USA. Did you even bother to read it or do you need to vent your TDS first?

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Trader#B123

Jun 17, 2025 7:45am

Quoting Topucu

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President in Business. I feel sorry for American, how they choose an dumb president.

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He has billions $$dollar, i wish i'm "dumb" like him. You're smart, but how much money you have ??

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Trader#3A9C

Jun 17, 2025 9:38am

Quoting AJR

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{quote} No, the newly announced Trump Mobile “T1” smartphone, marketed as “made in the USA,” is not actually manufactured in the United States. What Trump Organization claims: The phone will feature a gold-colored metal case etched with an American flag. Production is “domestic” in states like Alabama, California, and Florida, and it will be bundled with a $47.45/month plan ig.ft.com +15 thedailybeast.com +15 nymag.com +15 indiatimes.com +5 theguardian.com +5 nypost.com +5 . Trump Jr. and Eric Trump promoted it as an “America‑first” product...

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Your TDS conclusion is based on reports from reputable sources with no reputable sources provided. The only thing you proved is you too suffer from TDS. Prove it. Show substantial evidence to back up your claim.

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Trader#3A9C

Jun 17, 2025 1:00pm

Quoting AJR

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{quote} You love grifters, don't you? It's all about TDS, isn't it? What are your sources proving that the smartphone will be all american pure? The proof is in the pudding. Let's wait for the pudding. I'll order (when available) one of those puddings myself and will dissect al it's parts. I'll let you know then what's inside... Meanwhile: Building a mobile phone entirely with U.S.-made components—i.e., every part sourced and manufactured within the United States—is theoretically possible but commercially and technically implausible...

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Conclusion There is no viable path in 2025 to produce a fully U.S.-made smartphone

You just proved it can be done. Even after typing all of that out, your TDS prevents you from seeing it. Also, what is Librem?

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Jun 17, 2025 7:28am

$50 chinese phone sold for $500 because of the Trump name. Only morons will buy this.

Jun 18, 2025 4:39am

I might buy one if it was used as a tool by Melania on one of her lonely nights.

Jun 17, 2025 7:30am

Quoting OnlineAddict

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$50 chinese phone sold for $500 because of the Trump name. Only morons will buy this.

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I bet there’s a big queue .

Trader#3A9C

Jun 17, 2025 8:13am

Quoting OnlineAddict

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{quote} The phone is not made in the US

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That's not what the article says. You're making that accusation based on your TDS, now prove it.

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Trader#3A9C

Jun 17, 2025 8:41am

Quoting Trader#3FDE

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{quote} Actually it DOESN'T say it was made in the USA. where did you read that?

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Hello, Addcit, it's in the picture the columnist added to his article.

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Trader#3A9C

Jun 17, 2025 9:22am

Quoting OnlineAddict

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{quote} The phone is not made in the USA, period.

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Because your TDS says so. Understood.

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Jun 17, 2025 7:22am

Free ICE tracking app with ads included.

Trader#6DD3

Jun 17, 2025 7:37am

Quoting fx6996

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{quote}Just like those morons paying $300 for $5 Nike sneakers right?

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or the masses camping out in tents on sidewalks to buy $1200+ new iphones assembled by Chinese slaves

Jun 17, 2025 7:38am

President in Business. I feel sorry for American, how they choose an dumb president.

Trader#3FDE

Jun 17, 2025 8:23am

Quoting Trader#3A9C

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{quote} The article says the phone is made in the USA. Did you even bother to read it or do you need to vent your TDS first?

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Actually it DOESN'T say it was made in the USA. where did you read that?

Trader#3A9C

Jun 17, 2025 2:14pm

Quoting AJR

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{quote} What can be done? A pure breed of American smartphones? You and your TDS... You sound like children with that claim. So reductive... Do you have proof of what you are claiming? Facts? The pudding itself? Anything other than the word of your master? There is no way to have an adult discussion with children. Enough of this... Wait for your beloved American pudding and eat it as your master tells you. GOOD LUCK

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Wrong, kid.

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Made In The USA Electronics. All the electronics of the Liberty Phone are made in our USA facility.

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Secure Supply Chain. Purism offers a secure supply chain within the United States by manufacturing devices in the USA while adhering to strict US labor, environmental, and materials laws.

https://puri.sm/posts/purism-liberty...a-electronics/

and the librem 5 retails for $799. I don't know where you pull your information from, but it's not even remotely correct.

Trader#1349

Jun 17, 2025 3:13pm

Quoting AJR

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{quote}Pricing: These U.S.-manufactured phones are premium-priced (Librem 5 USA at $1,999

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I own a Librem 5 and it did not cost $1,999. In fact, it cost half of much as an IPhone that was manufactured in China

Trader#3A9C

Jun 17, 2025 5:18pm

Quoting AJR

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{quote} Boy... You're so easy... Take a look and try to find the same statement in that $799 phone. And even this one's price is miles away from the $47 pudding.

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You have no idea what you're talking about. A phone that was manufactured in the United States of America costs LESS than a phone manufactured in China. Your TDS leaves you to believe the greatest economy on the planet doesn't have the capacity and capability to produce a freaking smartphone at a reasonable cost to consumers.

https://puri.sm/posts/librem-5-usa-s...rity-features/

Trader#3A9C

Jun 17, 2025 5:19pm

Quoting AJR

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{quote} Boy... You're so easy... Take a look and try to find the same statement in that $799 phone. And even this one's price is miles away from the $47 pudding.

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https://puri.sm/posts/purism-leads-in-usa-made-phones/

Trader#061F

Jun 18, 2025 5:44am

Quoting AJR

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{quote} Take a look here: https://shop.puri.sm/shop/liberty-phone/

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No, you listen. I don't need you telling me what I bought my Librem 5 for. I didn't buy it for $1,999. I didn't buy it for $799 either, I got it for $599 during one of their sales. You didn't even link the correct phone.

Stop cherry-picking the info you want to feed to others. Save it for your TDS cult people... They need to be spoon-fed... and you know why!!

Real Info it's not a TDS thing... I know...I know...

Trader#298A

Jun 18, 2025 6:47am

Quoting AJR

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{quote} $1,999

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The reason the Liberty costs so much compared to a standard smartphone is that the Liberty is designed to be a smartphone and a PC when connected to a docking station. Can it be used for high end gaming: no. Is it fast, stable, portable and secure: most likely. It's pretty ingenious by design.

Trader#AAA2

Jun 17, 2025 7:19am

newsome's service would cost $500 a month and work once a week.

Trader#DD60

Jun 17, 2025 10:58am

buy the phoe are the same they vote for the King

Trader#3A9C

Jun 17, 2025 1:23pm

Quoting AJR

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{quote} What can be done? A pure breed of American smartphones?

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What is Librem?

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Consumers spending pulled back sharply in May, weighed by declining gas sales and a looming unease over where the economy is headed, the Commerce Department reported Tuesday. ...
US industry production down 0.2% in May
From breakingthenews.net|Jun 17, 2025
Industrial production in the United States declined by 0.2% in February compared to the previous month, falling more than analysts expected, the Federal Reserve's Board of ...

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