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Perhaps GrapheneOS should just be an ASOP release with implicit security features that makes it hard to notice it is anything different. If people think it is a
by mycall 2mo ago
Perhaps GrapheneOS should just be an ASOP release with implicit security features that makes it hard to notice it is anything different. If people think it is a vanilla Android install, it would give them no reason to imply criminal activity.
- Cider9986 2mo agoNot worthwhile or feasible. The OS is not designed to hide its identity.
- chasil 2mo agoGoogle is never going to put their administrative access in a restricted sandbox. That is diametrically opposed to their interests in data collection.
- hedora 2mo agoThey'd also have to update all their phone spec sheets -- not having the sandbox doubled graphene's battery life on my Pixel 6 Pro (in practice and vs. advertised specs).