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No, official GrapheneOS is an ideal method to control data. As a part of this, they also provide build documentation for whatever you want to do. It is FOSS, af
by HybridStatAnim8 3mo ago
No, official GrapheneOS is an ideal method to control data. As a part of this, they also provide build documentation for whatever you want to do. It is FOSS, after all.
To be clear, I am NOT advising root access. I am not contradicting myself. I am telling you it is dangerous but still telling you how it can be done in a less terrible way. To withhold that info would be senseless gatekeeping. GrapheneOS supports being built as a userdebug image but that will not stop them from telling you how bad an idea it is to use it on a production device.
GrapheneOS will not be rolling back aspects of the security model. That would be a massive step backwards for privacy and security.
- kuschku 3mo agoSo let me get this straight. An app developer getting access to send my files to a random server somewhere? That's just a simple permission prompt, no unlock needed. But me getting access to my own files? That's an absolute no-go. Even with adb and unlock, absolutely impossible Seriously, you need to explain the difference. Because I don't see how apps being a one-way street (they can access my data, but I can't access theirs) is in any way reasonable.