From the context of your previous comments, it seemed like you were talking not about not having a mobile phone in general, but rather a SIMless phone. Using it over Wi-Fi only is indeed doable - but you'd need an Airplane Mode on an OS you can trust, just having no SIM would not be enough.
Also no, I did not have such a job - I don't understand how this question relates to the conversation.
Yeah, Brave has even worse track record than stock Firefox.
I also have not seen Zcash accepted as payment nowhere nearly as frequently as Monero.
An IMEI moving around.
You're just shifting trust though - may be good in some cases, but not universal. Aldo does nothing about the cell tower connections tracking the location.
In a lot of places, cell carriers enforce KYC too though.
Although it's the only place I've seen that leaves a chunk of silence while the ad plays.
Very weird, I am using it daily and it works just fine. Maybe you're using an older version? Rather than using F-Droid's repo, I use NewPipe's own.
At least when it came to a laptop, I bought mine without a preinstalled OS - that is far more common than preinstalled Linux.
Well, I am pretty sure the FOSS apps I use don't have external trackers at least.
Or, better, not use a car at all because automated license plate readers. Cars seem antithetical to anonymity in general. Better take a tram/bus/subway and buy tickets with cash. Or at least call a taxi if it's really far from any transport stops.
I wouldn't trust them not to store the initial one as well tbh. Nothing technically stops that and it's in their interests.