Scrubbed4426

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   by Scrubbed4426 11mo ago

   It is not the same feature as present on GrapheneOS. That is done through the OS while GrapheneOS makes kernel changes to physically shut it down.
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   by Scrubbed4426 1y ago

   No, the goal is to move to a system that doesn't rely on badness enumeration (antivirus) as a primary defense. You can rely on the app sandbox and the security model of the system to keep it in check. Antivirus scanners are essentially
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   by Scrubbed4426 1y ago

   Root does not leave the Android permission model in a usable state at all, it completely undermines it. You are moving from a small handful of processes that get root access and are heavily constrained by selinux policies and are nowhere ne
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   by Scrubbed4426 1y ago

   That is something to do with Google Fi, not GrapheneOS. You can work around it by having the Google Fi app installed in the secondary profile and signed into the Google account associated with your service. Although I don't see much po
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   by Scrubbed4426 1y ago

   GrapheneOS does not have Tor "directly on the operating system". You are terribly misinformed about all of this it seems.
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   by Scrubbed4426 1y ago

   This a video where he openly bullies someone, live streams their private messages where they're getting upset with him bullying them and repeatedly, blatantly lies about them including falsely claiming they're insane, etc. Rossman