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Thank you (and the GP post) for the insight.

I wonder if further developing microg or similar would be a better use of resources than Postmarket, Ubuntu touch etc? Would that be a faster path to wider adoption and therefore better chance of challenging the Android/iOS duopoly?

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Well microg is just the client side, but it still communicates with the Google servers, right?

MicroG is a open source reimplementstion of a subset of Google services, it doesn't talk to Google by default unless you enable the settings that enable it.

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