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> not philosophically mandated security holes. So you're arguing the same technofascist arguments that Apple and Google both claim. I own my phone, not techno
by nekusar 2mo ago
> not philosophically mandated security holes.
So you're arguing the same technofascist arguments that Apple and Google both claim. I own my phone, not technofascist sky daddy, or whatever developer also envisions that role.
My hardware. My rules. More people like you need to learn what ownership actually bloody means.
- upboundspiral 2mo agoyou have the choice to run a custom build of grapheneOS with root. If you think its valuable there probably are other people that think so too and you could coordinate and figure out your own builds / releases / QOL, etc. The graphene team provides so much value already. I don't expect them to cater to every need 100%. They are a positive force in the ecosystem when every other Android provider is locking down their builds they still provide everything as open source with security updates as best as they can.
- impure-aqua 2mo agoThe source code is right here, make your hardware follow whatever rules you wish with your derivative of it: https://grapheneos.org/source https://grapheneos.org/source