Yeah but how? What is Debian lacking in user-friendliness that MX is making up for?

for someone who doesn’t know how to use debain itself

Huh? What special knowledge does using Debian require and what does MX do differently?

Brave browser itself is in a public GitHub repo.

Don’t. If Windows is so insecure by itself, imagine how secure some third-party mod of it made by some random bunch of people would be.

Well, movie pirates use it so it must be safe! /s

Telegram has a lot of pros, but it can be safe only as long as you and every person in your circle sets it as such. Chats are not encrypted by default, you have to set it in group settings. Your phone number isn’t hidden by default, you have to manually set its visibility to “Nobody”. It even asks to let it pull your contacts, Facebook-style. There might be several such gimmicks, but generally they are easy to notice and control.

The biggest advantage(?) Telegram has is that everything is saved server-side instead of your phone. So you don’t need to keep having to back up your chats and be scared of losing everything if you lost your phone.

This is why I avoid Samsung like the plague. Chinese brands atleast let you swap the stock ROM with whatever you like, with minimal effort.

I’m on a Nord CE 3 Lite which is the cheapest OnePlus and even I don’t have it.