I haven’t. I have an iPhone and I see it’s Android app compatible. Plus I see it will never support Google services. Plus, installing a new OS on one’s phone sounds inherently risky.
My guess is that, except for people who are exceptionally apprehensive about privacy and security, it would have a relatively small market. I may well be wrong though - wouldn’t be the first time.
Yea the only hardware the support are Google Pixels. They do have sandboxed version of Google Play so you can run pretty much all apps on it if you wanted to, though that does compromise some of the privacy benefits. They're a pretty well known open source project, and they've actually contributed a lot of security enhancements to the overall Android project. I've been using for six years now and really like it.
Probably not worth it for iPhone users to switch over, but if you're on Android its great!
Have you used GrapheneOS before?
I haven’t. I have an iPhone and I see it’s Android app compatible. Plus I see it will never support Google services. Plus, installing a new OS on one’s phone sounds inherently risky.
My guess is that, except for people who are exceptionally apprehensive about privacy and security, it would have a relatively small market. I may well be wrong though - wouldn’t be the first time.
Yea the only hardware the support are Google Pixels. They do have sandboxed version of Google Play so you can run pretty much all apps on it if you wanted to, though that does compromise some of the privacy benefits. They're a pretty well known open source project, and they've actually contributed a lot of security enhancements to the overall Android project. I've been using for six years now and really like it.
Probably not worth it for iPhone users to switch over, but if you're on Android its great!