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> The initial limitation to Google/Android is not great, we know that, and we have support for other OSs on our list (like, e.g., GrapheneOS). GrapheneOS uses
by codethief 6mo ago
> The initial limitation to Google/Android is not great, we know that, and we have support for other OSs on our list (like, e.g., GrapheneOS).
GrapheneOS uses standard Android APIs for hardware attestation (as opposed to Google-specific ones), so why don't you just use those from the get-go?
- izacus 6mo agoThey did. This is why Graphene works.
- codethief 6mo agoCall me confused. The comment I was responding to is saying something different: > The initial limitation to Google/Android is not great, we know that, and we have support for other OSs on our list (like, e.g., GrapheneOS).
- izacus 6mo agoYes, they still need to audit and whitelist the builds of GrapheneOS. That's what "standard APIs" are - they identify a build of OS, but someone still needs to make sure it's secure. If you don't want Google to do that for you, then the app developer has to.
- subscribed 6mo agoThey said they have GOS support in the roadmap, meaning they know it doesn't work but pinky promise to work on it in some undisclosed future.