First of all, I don’t use Firefox on Android.
and secondly, he asked for a privacy friendly one. 
Private. Right.
What’s annoying with Graphene’s reader is that it has no search function.
I only answered one question.
we shouldn’t be using pete’s channel for anything like this.
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I sucessfully dirty flashed IodeOS 5.10 today to my device. Thanks to @petefoth for providing it. 
It is running smooth.
Is there anything known whether at some point Android 15/IodeOS 6 will be ported to the Yoshino Platform devices or is this not possible anymore?
Someone is working on it: see this comment in GitHub and downloads in Sourceforge. I won’t be making Iodé6 or los4microg 22.1builds for this devices (and the other devices in the Yoshino-platform family) until this work is more stable. From what I’ve read on XDA Forums ( see latest posts in this thread), it’s pretty good but not really ready for use as daily driver
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Thanks for these informations and for continuing working on that phone 
I also dirty flashed 5.10 and everything seems great. Thanks a lot
Thanks for your response. I think your approach makes totally sense.
Hi there.
I just want to update here with a short report about loosing randomly the IMEI on my XZ1 Compact using the IodeOS 5.10 ROM and successfully restoring it via TWRP recovery.
I switched off my phone normally yesterday and when I booted it this morning, I had lost the IMEI again (for the second time, last time this happened in august last year) The symptoms are:
- the SIM card was not detected
- Settings → About Phone → IMEI showed no IMEI anymore
I used the method to fix IMEI again via TWRP recovery as described here.
- Reboot into recovery (If you do not know how to do this, an easy way is: Settings → System → Buttons → Power Menu → Activate Advanced Restart. You can then select reboot into recovery when you open the Power Menu by pressing the power button.
- Advanced → Terminal
- Type two commands:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/modemst1
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/modemst2
There was some error message about full memory (see attached screenshot) but I rebooted anyway.
The fix worked. I had cell phone connection again and the IMEI is showing up in settings again. So this works even if you lose your IMEI on a trip and you have no access to a PC to fix it.
Maybe this post can help some people having similar issue.
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I can second this. I had the same problem (again) just recently and your described method using TWRP worked perfect. I had the same error message in the TWRP terminal window as you.