The mini PC you ask about might lack a bit of RAM and SSD but I think it’s good enough for how you plan to use it. The only drawback I see here depending on how you plan to use it, is that if you don’t have another device on which you can store your media you will be short on storage very quick.

I recently bought a cheap NAS for storage + a mini PC to stream medias to my local devices through jellyfin and couldn’t be happier. If you can look the geekom air12 lite mini PC with the N150 CPU, it’s what I got, havent had much trouble to set it up and it’s cheap for what it offers imo.

Another advice : ask yourself if you think your setup will evolve in the future and try to imagine how you want it to evolve, if your solution isn’t adjustable enough you might have a hard time changing every part of your setup and do it all again.

Well, I’m still hoping for Linux phones to skyrocket a bit when more people realize we’re fucked with Google. But as of today I don’t think we have a reliable alternative for day to day use…

Using Duckduckgo App Tracking Protection. I’m not very knowledgeable about it but it shows me what it’s blocking and it seems like at least a first step towards privacy without much compromises on Android.