@joshua @cyberlyra @fabio They've mislead people about privacy and security to an extreme, convincing people that a device lacking a proper sandbox, permission model, exploit protections, widespread use of memory safe language and many modern security features is more private and secure. They have their own invasive services too.
Informing people about the reality of their products is our response to years of misinformation about the GrapheneOS project from their team and community.
> We should be building each other up, not tearing each other down.
Companies selling phony privacy products which do not provide basic privacy or security patches, do not have a modern privacy/security model and do not have modern exploit or privacy protections aren't above being criticized due to portraying themselves as part of open source. They've put massive effort into misleading people about the Android Open Source Project and OSes like GrapheneOS based on it.