Android is an operating system for smartphones. It is based on Linux, which is open source software, which means that anyone can get it`s code, modify it and create a variation of original OS. This is what Google did, and nearly all smartphones today have a Google based Android operating system.
This is pretty bad for those of us who care about privacy and personal data. Google is an organization to which secret services of NWO have full access. Personal data is collected and sent by Google to third parties. Applications that have full access to personal data are Google Play services and Google Contacts Sync as you can see at images below, although they don`t need these data to operate. Nearly all applications don`t require any permissions at all when installed on another os like LineageOS. Good thing is that these applications can be turned off and one can use applications not made by Google. This guide is written for Android 5.1, but it can be used for later versions as well. Since version 6.0 and later versions GooglePlay cannot be disabled, so if one really cares about his/her privacy and personal data should uninstall Google apps or even better install an Android not based on Google.
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Warning!! Make sure that you have a complete backup of your data (contacts, photos, viedos etc) to SD card or another external memory stick, before you begin this proccess.
There is no need to have a Google account in order to donwload applications and games. There are many websites from where one can download APK files (Android package). It is not even required to install something like Google Play Store. Safe websites for downloading ÁÑÊ files are
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This is the safest way in order to have a fully functional mobile phone without Google. Some applications that 'leak' information may not work without playstore. But there are alternative apps.
If one wants to completely remove Google applications, will need to have superuser permissions on Android operating system. Since Android is Linux based, this can be achieved with a method called rooting. There are some applications that claim to do this, but they do not work for all smartphones. One of them, Kingoroot, makes connections and sends data to various companies such as Vodafone, so it is not reliable.
A simple way to gain su permissions and access all features of Android operating system is to 'program' cellphone`s rom with a recovery program. You can use TWRP. You should have a backup of your phone`s original rom in order to restore it, in case something goes bad.