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If you use DP Alt Mode / HDMI on #GrapheneOS - I'd love your advice!
https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/27613-how-to-use-dp-alt-mode
If you use DP Alt Mode / HDMI on #GrapheneOS - I'd love your advice!
https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/27613-how-to-use-dp-alt-mode
I've donated 30€ to the GrapheneOS Foundation for the insane work they're doing on a stable and secure mobile operating system.
I've donated 30€ to the GrapheneOS Foundation for the insane work they're doing on a stable and secure mobile operating system.
When not using Google Play services (e.g. #GrapheneOS, #LineageOS users), #Signal can be a real battery drain. @mollyim with @unifiedpush on the other hand is extremely battery efficient.
Here's how to set this up, using #Nextcloud as the UnifiedPush provider: https://kroon.email/site/en/posts/molly-unifiedpush
GrapheneOS is expanding beyond Google Pixel 🔐
A major Snapdragon-powered OEM will soon support the security-first OS 📱
The unnamed device—using Snapdragon 8 Gen 5—is expected to offer similar pricing and full installability 💻
Not Fairphone; OnePlus is a strong candidate, but unconfirmed 🤔
#TechNews #Android #Privacy #Security #OpenSource #GrapheneOS #Snapdragon #OnePlus #Mobile #Smartphones #UserFreedom #Cybersecurity #Linux #OS #Technology
GrapheneOS is expanding beyond Google Pixel 🔐
A major Snapdragon-powered OEM will soon support the security-first OS 📱
The unnamed device—using Snapdragon 8 Gen 5—is expected to offer similar pricing and full installability 💻
Not Fairphone; OnePlus is a strong candidate, but unconfirmed 🤔
#TechNews #Android #Privacy #Security #OpenSource #GrapheneOS #Snapdragon #OnePlus #Mobile #Smartphones #UserFreedom #Cybersecurity #Linux #OS #Technology
When not using Google Play services (e.g. #GrapheneOS, #LineageOS users), #Signal can be a real battery drain. @mollyim with @unifiedpush on the other hand is extremely battery efficient.
Here's how to set this up, using #Nextcloud as the UnifiedPush provider: https://kroon.email/site/en/posts/molly-unifiedpush
🐧 GrapheneOS is finally ready to break free from Pixels, and it may never look back / @Androidauth
｢ The project explained that only Pixels have met its strict security and update requirements so far. However, the new partnership suggests that another OEM is finally matching those standards. #GrapheneOS also hinted that the mysterious partner’s devices will be “priced similarly to Pixels” and available globally as part of the brand’s standard lineup ｣
https://www.androidauthority.com/graphene-os-major-android-oem-partnership-3606853/
#GrapheneOS arbeitet mit einem großen Smartphone-Hersteller zusammen, um erstmals Geräte jenseits der Pixel-Serie zu unterstützen. Geplant sind Modelle mit Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, leistungsstärker als Googles Pixel. Der Start der ersten GrapheneOS-Geräte wird frühestens im 3. Quartal 2026 erwartet. 👇
/kuk
#GrapheneOS arbeitet mit einem großen Smartphone-Hersteller zusammen, um erstmals Geräte jenseits der Pixel-Serie zu unterstützen. Geplant sind Modelle mit Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, leistungsstärker als Googles Pixel. Der Start der ersten GrapheneOS-Geräte wird frühestens im 3. Quartal 2026 erwartet. 👇
/kuk
Some big news regarding mobile OSes:
First, Graphene OS has confirmed a partnership with a large OEM to bring support to non-Pixel devices (Snapdragon SoC):
https://piunikaweb.com/2025/10/13/grapheneos-ending-pixel-exclusivity-new-oem/
This is good news, but IMHO it only delays the unavoidable demise of free AOSP-based projects since Google is now finally pulling the rug.
Second, the FSF announced Librephone, an initiative to bring real freedom to mobile devices:
https://www.fsf.org/news/librephone-project
This is also good, but it must be taken in the right perspective: Librephone, as far as I understand it, is not a new mobile OS, but rather an initiative to open-source existing proprietary firmware blobs. AOSP-based open source OSes like Lineage, Graphene, and even /e/OS, will hopefully benefit from this initiative, by being able to replace binary blobs with open-source firmware. But they still remain AOSP-based solutions, and therefore bound to the Google ecosystem.
There are two problems here that really need to be addressed.
The first one is political. Legislators and citizens must come to acknowledge that a democratic society where the full mobile ecosystem is in the hands of a corporate duopoly is not acceptable.
The second one is technological: AOSP is not a fully free OS, it's a trojan horse, a trap set by Google years ago that is springing right now. We need to move away from Android and embrace full GNU/Linux solutions, or even something completely new, at this point I don't even care. I've heard good opinions of Postmarket OS. Any feedbacks here?
Say what you want about Richard Stallman, but he saw this coming.
#android #aosp #google #lineageos #grapheneos #eos #postmarketos #libre #foss #floss #opensource #privacy #security #surveillance
Abbiamo testato e utilizzato per qualche giorno il sistema operativo alternativo ad Android chiamato GrapheneOS, ecco come è andata!
Now #Bhim also required you to turn off Developer options. This. is the last straw, I am moving to cash and card from now on. @GrapheneOS any plans to add a way to hide the enablement of the developer options from apps? I would also like a way to fake that the app is installed from Play Store when it is installed from any alt frontend, not really sure if it is possible or not.
For buying a new #pixel to install #grapheneos is it better to buy a #pixel10 and wait or buy a #pixel9a?
For buying a new #pixel to install #grapheneos is it better to buy a #pixel10 and wait or buy a #pixel9a?
to follow up on this, the app FMD ("find my device"), available on the f-droid store, does _exactly_ what i want - you can very selectively grant it whatever permissions you want to enable various commands over various transports.
In my case, I have it set up to only allow the "ring" command when triggered from select contacts via SMS; no location access, no network access, no sensors access, nothing but SMS (and i did allow it to manage do-not-disturb, display over other apps and exempted it from battery optimizations).
works great - i send it an SMS `fmd ring long` and it rings until i stop it.
https://f-droid.org/en/packages/de.nulide.findmydevice/
Thanks to @mellamoessucasa for the tip!
Looking into grapheneOS and I'm excited to learn there's ways to get tap pay on it. But what I haven't been able to find is if any rail/transit cards work. I've got my clipper card (sf bay area transit) on google pay and would prefer to not need to get a physical card.
So does anyone know of an app that can do transit card tap pay on grapheneOS?
#grapheneOS
Could no longer use GPay on my phone for past couple of weeks. Looks like Google has finally decided to completely block custom roms
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