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You can see a third party comparison between Android-based operating systems at https://eylenburg.github.io/android_comparison.htm. /e/OS is the opposite of a hardened OS. It's a fork of LineageOS with significantly reduced security and slower updates.

GrapheneOS 1y ago

LineageOS already significantly reduces security compared to the Android Open Source Project. /e/OS goes much further.

Device you're referring to has far worse security than an iPhone or Pixel. Doesn't meet our basic requirements.

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GrapheneOS 1y ago

Proper isolation for each radio and other components is one of our hardware requirements:

https://grapheneos.org/faq#future-devices

It's one of the requirements that's available in all mainstream phones already, much more common than a lot of these.

2140.wtf #blockworkgallery 1y ago

Yes this is what I appreciate more and more since we spoke last time regarding pinephone I was so excited about. Unlike this little beast but it seems they have to improve their hardware a lot more in this regard.

Would you recommend any specific device on the market to measure the phone radio activity.

I would like to see what happens when it's in the "aeroplane mode" or WiFi turned off and SIM out.

I would like to believe the pixels shut down the activity of the radio modules but sources say most of phones of the market don't