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And, worse, it isn't even true, right? As Google keeps adding more and more DRM tech to Android, along with APIs that let apps ensure they are running on "legit
by saurik 1y ago
And, worse, it isn't even true, right? As Google keeps adding more and more DRM tech to Android, along with APIs that let apps ensure they are running on "legitimate" software, installing GrapheneOS isn't even a viable option going forward unless you are effectively exiting the entire ecosystem anyway.
- strcat 1y agoApps have to choose to block using a non-stock OS and only a tiny minority of them do it. GrapheneOS bypasses it for many of them and we intend to get it fully resolved. Regulatory action is in progress for this in Europe already and it will be solved. GrapheneOS users can currently use nearly all Android apps with the exception of a subset of banking/financial apps and a tiny number of other apps. Google trying to crack down further will greatly increase the already incoming consequences in multiple countries for the existing Play Integrity API.
- privacyking 1y agoWhat regulatory action? I don't see any progress made legally.