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Over the past months, we have been asked a lot whether Replicant is going to
be running on the [Fairphone][1]. The goal behind [Fairphone][1], as its name
-suggests, is to build a phone that is “fair”. This covers a lot of different
+suggests, is to build a phone that is "fair". This covers a lot of different
aspects that the [Fairphone][1] company took care of: such topics as using
fair and conflict-free resources, ensuring that all workers along the supply
chain get a fair wage, improving the handling of electronic waste, being
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ transparent about the cost of each part of the device, its technical
specifications and encouraging open and flexible designs.
We are really glad to see a company producing electronic devices taking care
of such many important aspects as social conditions of workers, ecology and
-handling of e-waste as well as transparency and being “technically open”.
+handling of e-waste as well as transparency and being "technically open".
What we are especially interested in, at the Replicant project, is how good
the device will be when it comes to software freedom. Hence, we have spent