TobbsnDas Kollektiv Capulcu hat eine technische und politische Einordnung von #GrapheneOS geschrieben. Einerseits ist es ein guter Überblick über die technischen Sicherheitsmaßnahmen des mobilen Betriebssystems und andererseits eine wenig überraschende, aber trotzdem grundsätzlich richtige Polemik über Smartphones als Teil des "Technologischen Angriffs" und als Problem in unseren politischen Bewegungen: https://tumulte.org/2026/01/articles/grapheneos-das-betriebssystem-f%C3%BCr-bewegte-chaotinnen
GrapheneOSGrapheneOS version 2026012100 released:
https://grapheneos.org/releases#2026012100
See the linked release notes for a summary of the improvements over the previous release.
Forum discussion thread:
https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/31014-grapheneos-version-2026012100-released
Kevin GaminBig Tech, AI, and Health Data – Not a Good Mix
The "move fast and break things" approach means that it's not a question of if this medical/health data gets hacked or made publicly visible, but when.https://medi-nerd.com/2026/01/21/big-tech-ai-and-health-data-not-a-good-mix/
Philip Stellerokay looks like this is a known bug¹ in #GrapheneOS
/device combination w/ Pixel ...could re-pair after rebooting into Safe Mode of Graphene.
Frefre 🤷♂️@Brotmann
Oh, #GrapheneOS... Respekt!
(Ich habe früher meine alten Smartphones mit #LineageOS bespielt. War aber mehr so eine Spielerei.)
Ich habe Windows und Linux als DualBoot.
Mal sehen wie lange noch.
Wer Linux zumindest mal "gesehen" hat, kennt schon mal ein paar freie Alternativen. Es geht um Empowerment.
Mein alarmistischer Post 🚨 ist eigentlich nur ein Aufruf, wertvolle "Backups" auch bei sich offline Zuhause zu haben. Es muss ja nicht zum "äußersten" kommen.
Alex 🐘
JuSchiKenne ich nicht.
Aber der #Signal Umzug von #Android auf #GrapheneOS war perfekt: einfach die Geräte nebeneinander legen.
Besser geht nicht.
KindnessInfinityVanadium version 144.0.7559.90.0 released
Vanadium version 144.0.7559.90.0 released - Lemmy
Changes in version 144.0.7559.90.0: - update to Chromium 144.0.7559.90 - extend upstream motion sensors toggle with a per-site toggle (Vanadium already had the global toggle disabled by default) - disable autofill server support (already disabled by Vanadium Config 148) - extend support for supplementary language/regional content filters to a larger set (Arabic, Bulgarian, Spanish, French, German, Hebrew, Indian, Indonesian, Italian, Korean, Lithuanian, Latvian, Dutch, Nordic, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Vietnamese and Chinese) A full list of changes from the previous release (version 144.0.7559.76.1) is available through the Git commit log between the releases [https://github.com/GrapheneOS/Vanadium/compare/144.0.7559.76.1...144.0.7559.90.0]. This update is available to GrapheneOS users via our app repository and will also be bundled into the next OS release. Vanadium isn’t yet officially available for users outside GrapheneOS, although we plan to do that eventually. It won’t be able to provide the WebView outside GrapheneOS and will have missing hardening and other features.
Chris HayesOne bit of open-source that I love and doesn't always get a lot of attention is "KDE Connect" (aka GSConnect if on GNOME).
The feature I use the most is sending files between my phone, laptop, and desktop. More recently when I switched to #GrapheneOS and stopped using Google Messages, I started using KDE Connect to send SMS from my computer. #KDE #KDEConnect #GNOME
LasagneThe GeoIPs in the app may be wrong.
AS40806 is marked as russian. In other sources it is labeled canadian.