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> What's the difference between an AOSP Android phone and a Linux phone? One is actually working without draining the battery in an hour and has an actually wo

by gf000 2y ago

> What's the difference between an AOSP Android phone and a Linux phone? One is actually working without draining the battery in an hour and has an actually working security model. Sorry for the tongue in cheek reply, but I am in complete agreement with you.

aragilar 2y ago
I know right, when will Android vendors actually release security patches on time?
- Tepix 2y ago
  GrapheneOS is really good at this.
guappa 2y ago
> actually working security model. ? If you use a famous and popular vendor like Samsung, if you're really really lucky your 0-day will take 9 months to be fixed.
- Tepix 2y ago
  We‘re talking about AOSP Android here
  - guappa 2y ago
    It cannot be compiled as it is, so it's nothing that runs on any phone.
    - rahen 2y ago
      I definitely would switch to Lineage or /e/OS or anything more vanilla if I had a Samsung phone.
    - Tepix 2y ago
      GrapheneOS is completely open source and based on AOSP. As is LineageOS. What‘s your point?
      - guappa 2y ago
        It's self evident. Just stop refusing to see it.