This still blows my mind: in my particular case, a rooted version is more secure than the normal one.
And messengers is just an example; generally, I'm looking for any app data cleanup and any directory of files removal.
> I do not see this part of the scope of GrapheneOS
Exactly, exactly, I don't argue that. What makes me sad is that GOS behaves as if they were rejecting it somehow. There's clearly a paradox. And of course they are reacting accordingly when their stuff is interpreted as, quote:
> it seems that the developer approach tends to be that if a solution won't work against NSA *level* opposition
And the response is:
> This is a disingenuous misrepresentation of our position. What you're requesting is that we add things which are easily detected by unsophisticated adversaries including with automated tooling distributed to them ...
A journalist that carries raw secret materials from Edward Snowden—that's a perfect case; what else? What's the appropriate use of their feature? Whatever privacy-respecting person is just passing a border with nothing special on their phone?—There's a link I've posted before about a US citizen and what may happen if you do it there.
> easily detected by unsophisticated adversaries
With your current implementation—this is a grotesque kind of comment, GrapheneOS (npub1235…0ht5) I was trying to be polite, but you don't respond anyway. It's when you're being so unattached from reality, when you literally suddenly remind me of classic authoritarian leader kind of behavior.
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2026-08-06 22:00:57 GMT
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