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Sure, but then you have to run a different OS. That's completely fine of course, between Graphene, Sailfish, etc. there is a lot of interesting stuff happening.
by microtonal 3mo ago
Sure, but then you have to run a different OS. That's completely fine of course, between Graphene, Sailfish, etc. there is a lot of interesting stuff happening.
- inigyou 3mo agoThe most important part of Graphene for most users isn't the super security - it's that it fights for the user, not for some corporation.
- microtonal 3mo agoYeah, but I thing the best security is very important to the GrapheneOS developers, so I don't think they will ever compromise on MTE (except pre-Pixel 8) and a secure enclave. Of course, someone could fork GrapheneOS to support phones that don't fulfill the requirement. Also, I think fighting for the user is also true for e.g. LineageOS. As far as I know they are also a non-profit.
- inigyou 3mo agoIt is. But you can get almost all of the benefits on hardware without that. Someone has to port it, though - Graphene won't. Yes, it's also true for LineageOS and you can use that too.
- grapheneos 3mo agoNo, you can't obtain almost all of the benefits of GrapheneOS on other hardware. Many of the benefits depend on having current privacy and security patches along with hardware-based security features.
- grapheneos 3mo agoGrapheneOS is a privacy project making major privacy improvements. Privacy depends on security so that's why it improves that too.