@dalias the real question is since @GrapheneOS is oh so private, why does it leak what OS their users are on?

You can rely on surveillance capitalism to surveillance capitalist, but graphene is expected to protect a user's privacy and it failed.

@petko @dalias @GrapheneOS No, please read : https://grapheneos.org/faq#:~:text=Apps%20can%20detect%20that%20they%27re%20being%20run%20on%20GrapheneOS%20via%20the%20privacy%20and%20security%20features%20placing%20further%20restrictions%20on%20them%20and%20hardening%20them%20against%20further%20exploitation.

Just because a service or app detects that GrapheneOS is being used doesn't mean it's failing; this is normal behavior because that's how it currently works

@Xtreix @dalias so... @GrapheneOS does n fact not protect your privacy. At worst it's performative and at best makes you stick like a sore thumb to adversaries.

They need to do better than an FAQ entry which is 'btw you having no privacy is by design'