[Itoldmyselfso]

The patches provided by LOS aren't anywhere close enough to keep the phone secure/private. LineageOS breaks android security model in all but selected few devices, mainly Pixels I think. Your phone is very likely more secure by sticking to the original OS your phone shipped with.

[jeroenhd]

My old phone is vulnerable to a kernel RCE by anyone in the vicinity for simply having Bluetooth enabled. I doubt my phone is more secure sticking with the original OS.

I am interested in why the LineageOS patches are causing security issues, though. Do you know where I can read more about this?

[Itoldmyselfso]

https://eylenburg.github.io/android_comparison.htm

https://www.kuketz-blog.de/lineageos-weder-sicher-noch-daten... (use browser's or google's translate)

GOS developers have many numerous comments about this, if you google "LineageOS grapheneos" you should also find plenty of them.

[RealStickman_]

GrapheneOS, or specifically Micay is known to be hostile to many other projects like microG, /e/ OS, Calxy etc. There are certainly truths to some of what they say, but it comes over as extremely hostile.

[wolvesechoes]

Hm, looks like it is more than just few security tweaks.