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by palata
30 days ago
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Other projects (like LineageOS or /e/OS) have lower requirements. My experience is that it makes it very hard to know what kind of security you get. I have used /e/OS for a couple years before realising that it was signed with the Google test keys (so not signed) and the bootloader was not locked. And they were not forwarding the manufacturer updates, so Stock Android had the manufacturer updates and on my /e/OS they were 4 years old (!). If you have GrapheneOS, you have the best mobile security you can get, period. |
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