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That’s great for Kia, but if I owned at VW it doesn’t do me much good. Same problem with banking apps.
by _aavaa_ 3mo ago
That’s great for Kia, but if I owned at VW it doesn’t do me much good.
Same problem with banking apps.
- Cider9986 3mo agoMy point was that more apps practicing this security theatre are adding compatibility for GrapheneOS because it's rapidly growing in users.
- microtonal 3mo agoWe own a VW and I use GrapheneOS. The problem is that you have to draw a line in the sand somewhere. There are always reasons not to do the right thing and that's how we end up with systems that we don't control and track our every movement. GrapheneOS now has ~500,000 users and is becoming a force to be reckoned with. But 5,000,000 would be even better. At some point you become hard to deny. If VW does not fix this soon, our next car is not going to be a VW. Same if our bank decided to block GrapheneOS (very unlikely though, they are a green bank, and I communicated with them in the past about non-certified Android phones and they seemed very supportive).