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GrapheneOS is a honeypot. There is no way to turn off the updates, so the feds can court order them to force an update with an exploit or measure that will unlock your phone,

And they've already had a built in backdoor that allows them to view your user profiles simply by using localhost.

Plus cashapp and other bank apps don't even work on graphene because the devs haven't figured out how to spoof the os as a standard os, something lineageos has already figured out.

GrapheneOS won't exist after a couple more pixel iterations because pixel is becoming more closed source and Graphene's entire model depends on only one phone, google pixels.

No way to turn off auto updates, so the feds can just force GrapheneOS to push an update that unlocks your phone.

Can't run Cashapp or bank apps, dev's don't know how to spoof a normal android rom like LineageOS can. Sad.

GrapheneOS has a built in backdoor they left in on purpose that allows other profiles to look at everything on your other profiles just by using a 127.0.0.1 localhost exploit.

>Okay, so they are exploiting the known security hole that localhost communication is still allowed between user profiles, even though user profiles are not supposed to have any means of communicating with each other, and are supposed to be totally isolated from each other.

Whenever Google or GrapheneOS project gets to fix that security hole, that application will likely not function anymore. But until then it should be private, if that is what they are doing.