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Felt same way about GrapheneOS but a few friends set it up so i gave it a try. It is easy to install and use. As evidence, I gave my 70 year old father one and
by ggiigg 4mo ago
Felt same way about GrapheneOS but a few friends set it up so i gave it a try. It is easy to install and use. As evidence, I gave my 70 year old father one and he loves it.
- komali2 4mo agoWhen my friend was telling me about GrapheneOS I was thinking back to the old days of android custom roms, all the bugs and bullshit, the time I couldn't dial out to 911 because my custom ROM crashes when I did, or other issues. So I gave it a pass. However he's been on it now for months and every time he shows me something on it I get a little more jealous. Everything seems to be working fine, including e.g. bank apps, and he has interesting features like some kind of app zoning thing limiting permissions on a zone to zone basis. The only problem is it's only available on massive phones without headphone jacks and SD card slots, so I'm sticking with Xperia for now.
- pocksuppet 4mo agoBreathlessly awaiting the upcoming Motorola/Graphene crossover phone.
- Ygg2 4mo agoCan you run Graphene on non Pixel phones?
- Sophira 4mo agoNot yet. They've partnered with Motorola, though, so we'll probably be seeing some of their phones in the future that can run GrapheneOS.
- duskdozer 4mo agoYou can use Lineage [/with microG]
- bornfreddy 4mo agoThis. For privacy, it is much better to avoid Google Play services (which are the only supported solution for push notifications in GrapheneOS).