How safe is ”Graphene” really?
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 (Mar 31, 2025 12:54 AM)Leffe Wrote: How safe is ”Graphene” really? CalyxOS would be my go-to. Less drama with the development team and has a strong privacy focus. Graphene no longer has the security edge that it used to, but it's safe. At least if one flashes it successfully. (Mar 31, 2025 05:25 AM)DramaKing Wrote: CalyxOS would be my go-to. Less drama with the development team and has a strong privacy focus. Graphene no longer has the security edge that it used to, but it's safe. At least if one flashes it successfully. Gonna look into it for sure, thanks g. 
Mar 31, 2025 04:56 PM
(This post was last modified: Mar 31, 2025 05:00 PM by Chornaya Magiya.)
(Mar 31, 2025 05:25 AM)DramaKing Wrote: CalyxOS would be my go-to. Less drama with the development team and has a strong privacy focus. Graphene no longer has the security edge that it used to, but it's safe. At least if one flashes it successfully. CalyxOS does not currently have the full source code of the OS available in the same way that some other open-source such as "Graphene OS" have. And most interesting part is that "CalyxOS" have github page where a lot of shit, but no actual source code of OS. hmmm......... That means they are run by feds, your colleges. Every post i see u share with people some sketchy information, such as "Dont use VPN, use TOR its better protection" like wtf hahaha 😆😆 Now i see u say some kind a "CalyxOS" is better then "Graphene OS" since "Graphene OS" doesn't have security edge :DD ? While actually "CalyxOS" doesn't have any of those """ Advanced sandboxing: GrapheneOS uses sandboxing techniques to isolate apps and reduce vulnerabilities. Security enhancements: Features like verified boot, kernel hardening, and more extensive encryption make GrapheneOS one of the most secure operating systems for mobile devices. No access to proprietary Google services means there are fewer points of attack from external sources. Full open sourced every part of OS. """ While those is major thing on android device to keep your data safe. And your fed OS doesn't have any of those. While Graphene have all those and a lot a lot a lot of protection and without those. Next shit part u say is that Graphene OS is hard to install ?? https://grapheneos.org/install/web while graphene have auto install via chrome browser lmao, like no coding or anything need. 0% to do anything bad. You are FED, sadly this forum doesn't ban FEDS for miss information. Since u are full of shit my g 😵😵😵😵
Mar 31, 2025 05:26 PM
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(Mar 31, 2025 04:56 PM)Chornaya Magiya Wrote: CalyxOS does not currently have the full source code of the OS available in the same way that some other open-source such as "Graphene OS" have. Those revolutionary security standards you talk about are now standard. In the past, Graphene was more secure, I know that. Calyx is an Android fork, and those features are part of Android. (I won't quibble over differences in encryption. No one cares.) I did not know that Calyx did not make full source code available like they're supposed to. I didn't realize that Calyx was a fed operation, either. Flashing a custom ROM always has a degree of risk. Just trying to make that clear. And my 'colleges' are nonexistent; I'm unemployed. If I was a fed, I'd be busy targeting your operation. You are a sad little man.
Mar 31, 2025 05:30 PM
(This post was last modified: Mar 31, 2025 05:31 PM by Chornaya Magiya.)
(Mar 31, 2025 05:26 PM)DramaKing Wrote: Those revolutionary security standards you talk about are now standard. In the past, Graphene was more secure, I know that. Calyx is an Android fork, and those features are part of Android. (I won't quibble over differences in encryption. No one cares.) I did not know that Calyx did not make full source code available like they're supposed to. I didn't realize that Calyx was a fed operation, either. Why u call "Sad little man" if i Enlighted u once again about your false schizophrenia information. U should say Thank u sir for correcting my mistakes and protecting community from miss information which can lead other people to jail. Its jokes for u, u just post post all crap u have no idea how it works, just saying words. While for others it can cost life sentence if they listen while think that u know what u are talking about 😤😤 And u dear to insult my for correcting and maybe saving some ones life 🤯 (Mar 31, 2025 06:19 PM)DramaKing Wrote: And if being a fed was a bannable offense, UK National Crime Agency would have been banned long ago. Go report them for some made up reason. What do u mean being fed. I have nothing against feds who catch criminals am against people overall which spread false information. Its not fair to manipulate people minds on our community. 
Apr 2, 2025 05:34 AM
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(Mar 31, 2025 05:25 AM)DramaKing Wrote: CalyxOS would be my go-to. Less drama with the development team and has a strong privacy focus. Graphene no longer has the security edge that it used to, but it's safe. At least if one flashes it successfully. Graphene is extremely easy to install. Just plug in your pixel, and make a couple clicks, you're done. It's pretty much idiot proof. A huge part of Graphenes security comes from the pixel device itself. It excels in cutting edge security compared to other android devices. From my understanding, Calyx is usable, but I've done extensive research on both operating systems (I've also used both, extensively), and Graphene has always been the clear winner. Graphene improves base AOSP hardening in better ways than Calyx. Calyx also uses a highly privelaged microg, while Graphene uses sandboxed play services confined to the untrusted_app SELinux domain, with way, way less privileges. Graphene also has a better track recored with quicker updates than Calyx. Graphene is arguably way more private and transparent than Calyx in their development. https://www.privacyguides.org/en/android.../#criteria https://www.privacyguides.org/articles/2...r-calyxos/ |
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