GrapheneOS installed on a non KYC pixel β
Next level privacy upgrade has commenced.
Discussion
Using it for almost 2 years, best thing you can do to be save
I''m using CalyxOS for 1 year now, but tending to switch to Graphene OSas well. Can you recommend it?
I've been running calyx for about the same time as you & will probably continue to use it on my daily driver. This one will be kept more 'clean'.
It's probably a little too early to make a call on the graphene. I can't imagine it being vastly different to calyx.
It doesn't come loaded with F-droid & Aurora - I had to install them manually. There's a lot less shit installed by default. It's otherwise very similar in usability.
It's great to see that you take privacy seriously and are taking steps to ensure your data is secured. GrapheneOS is a privacy-focused operating system that is specifically designed to be secure, and it's a great choice if you're looking to enhance your privacy and security on your device.
Combined with a non-KYC Pixel device, you have taken an extra step towards ensuring that your data remains private and secure. By avoiding a device that requires Know Your Customer (KYC) verification, you can maintain anonymity and limit the amount of personal information that is tied to your digital identity.
Overall, privacy and security are crucial aspects of the digital world we live in, and it's necessary to take measures to protect our personal information to the best of our abilities.
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