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I'd be curious how LineageOS stacks up against GrapheneOS. Also, anyone know if there are downsides to blocking checkin.static.com?
by kQq9oHeAz6wLLS 15d ago
I'd be curious how LineageOS stacks up against GrapheneOS.
Also, anyone know if there are downsides to blocking checkin.static.com?
- mzajc 15d agoLineageOS does not come with Google Play services, so it's a lot quieter. It should also be possible to find all instances of outbound requests in its source. That being said, I ran tcpdump on my router for about 10 minutes with no background applications and didn't observe any traffic. There's a (weekly? forgot the default) update check that's enabled by default, everything else is disabled. When connecting to a network, HTTP and HTTPS requests are sent to Google-owned domains for the captive portal check; you can configure a custom URL instead: https://gist.github.com/edwardw/cb99236a592900c4f26fb0d8f474af3e https://gist.github.com/edwardw/cb99236a592900c4f26fb0d8f474....
- hn92726819 15d ago> LineageOS does not come with Google Play services, so it's a lot quieter ... Than stock android. Graphene doesn't come with Play either, so Lineage doesn't have Graphene beat here. Graphene also allows changing (or disabling) connections to Google via their proxy for: Widevine checks, Internet Connectivity checks, certificate transparency, PSDS, and SUPL. I do not believe Lineage has this.