@msdos4_01@GrapheneOS@camhigby You are being educated. So far you didn't provide any proofs for your claims and you are arguing with security researchers who are making GrapheneOS the most secure OS in the market which was proved to be so many times by now.
@Noble__2K@pubity Banning Social Media for everyone under 16 will require everyone to upload ID information to access Social Media.
Personally, I find this ridiculous.
@BrendanEich I am not sure what's the problem, but when I try to log in to my Brave account for activating Brave Origin through email on iOS and iPadOS it gives me endless loop. Tried restarting, waiting... Nothing helps.
@ezrazazel@Velsolus@glassxfnh@mullvadnet@fiskargubbe Is it fascist to send Muslim immigrants who rape women and girls back to their home countries, so Swedish women and girls feel safe walking in Stockholm after 8 PM?
@jccvk@GrapheneOS@nambiarvaishac Makes sense, since Google Pixels are usually used by developers, for many years Google Pixel was the default option for device tree for Android.
It's not GrapheneOS fault that the only phone manufacturer as of right now that meets all the requirements for GrapheneOS is Google.
@ElvenWolf1@ProtonVPN@GrapheneOS The user chooses whether to use Google Play Services or no. There are a lot of users who choose not to install Google Play Services.
@Iam_best_dev@ProtonVPN@GrapheneOS It's a very stable operating systems which gets frequent updates, including security patches. Currently, no phone other than Google Pixel is supported and the team is working hard with Motorola to bring support to more devices.
@yakupvi@GrapheneOS@ProtonVPN It's not up to @GrapheneOS to decide which brands to support. Phone manufactures need to meet @GrapheneOS requirements which are presented on the website: https://t.co/69kneKLMNF
It’s absurd that American authorities can purchase personal data – that they’re not allowed to gather themselves without a warrant – directly from data brokers. This violates the Fourth Amendment, and it’s time to close the data broker loophole.
Today, @RepThomasMassie, @RepBoebert and @naomibrockwell at the @LudlowInstitute introduced the Surveillance Accountability Act. It requires warrants based on probable cause for all government surveillance and data access. You can read more about it at https://t.co/iFX17ELSLA
@ShortageIsKey@MadsPosting@GrapheneOS There is explanation to it on the website, read their replies. Google Pixel is currently the only smartphone that meets security requirements for GrapheneOS. They are also working with Motorola to bring more device to support GrapheneOS.
@hello_volla@GrapheneOS As a user, I really fail to see a point in another Attestation API with a single point of control (a bunch of companies deciding who is permitted to run certain apps on certain OSes) instead of fighting against Play Integrity API. @GrapheneOS position makes more sense.