Post B2MAdaNBCyQvjXfD5k by jeffcliff@shitposter.world
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 (DIR) Post #B2MAdNVD3o8FogJwIq by TagHunt@infosec.exchange
       2026-01-10T23:27:19Z
       
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       So there's this phone. It looks quite similar to grapheneos, even having vanadium.I thought it was very cool, especially since GrapheneOS announced working with some OEM some time ago, and punkt being popular within the privacy crowd for being a dumb phone with signal.All my enthusiasm vaporised once I read about the AphyOS *subscription*.I get it, making and maintaining a supposed secure OS is intensive. And rightfully you're to be compensated.But what the actual FUCK do you mean by> Opting out of subscription will result in *gradual feature deactivation*, and ultimately reverting to a device running AOSP (Android Open Source Project).Stopping updates I can understand, but actively removing features!?https://www.punkt.ch/products/mc03-premium-secure-smartphone#grapheneos #punkt #aphyos #enshittification
       
 (DIR) Post #B2MAdOY5Ac1Z3sfkQ4 by GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social
       2026-01-11T17:34:47Z
       
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       @TagHunt It uses a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 with an OS based on the initial yearly release of Android 15.It doesn't have hardware memory tagging, pointer authentication, branch target identification and other CPU security features. It doesn't have a secure element. It's not going to have proper privacy/security updates. It doesn't come close to meeting our hardware requirements.It's not running an operating system that's privacy and security hardened. Standard AOSP 16 QPR2 would be better.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2MAdPwE0KvjN2yXgm by GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social
       2026-01-11T17:36:30Z
       
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       @TagHunt We're working with a major Android OEM. It's one of the top 10 Android OEMs by sales. It's a definitely company you know already. They're hard at work on developing GrapheneOS support for one of their upcoming 2026 devices but it won't be possible to meet the requirements until the next generation, likely in 2027. Snapdragon Elite 8 Gen 5 is currently the only SoC meeting our requirements for non-Pixel devices but that doesn't mean any device using it meets our requirements at all.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2MAdQreYorqF9qPCa by ba5115c37b0f911e530ed6c487ccbd9b737da33fd4b88a9f590860378c06af62@mostr.pub
       2026-01-12T21:49:50.000Z
       
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       So much bullshit.For those reading, instead of trying a distribution with suspicious financing sources that forces you into suspicious hardware: Install LineageOS or /e/OSDon't let yourselves be fooled to think there aren't saner options out there than suspicious distros.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2MAdRPKXbo1vbbIh6 by aab93e8e3fa6a8974e1c1f3199e5f3d9afb7aaa70b8236e93a5b2fafeafcbd3a@mostr.pub
       2026-01-12T22:13:04.000Z
       
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       Could you explain? What is suspicious?
       
 (DIR) Post #B2MAdS0YJDa1n311iC by GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social
       2026-01-12T22:46:34Z
       
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       @aab93e8e3fa6a8974e1c1f3199e5f3d9afb7aaa70b8236e93a5b2fafeafcbd3a @TagHunt @ba5115c37b0f911e530ed6c487ccbd9b737da33fd4b88a9f590860378c06af62 GrapheneOS is entirely funded by donations from our userbase. Our userbase includes people like Vitalik Buterin who are providing significant donations. You should read our response:https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/115884539052244771https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/115884550027291115/e/ is a non-profit based in France heavily funded by France and the EU despite their issues with secure devices and E2EE...
       
 (DIR) Post #B2MAdSbm4pM1eUQkjI by GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social
       2026-01-12T22:48:27Z
       
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       @aab93e8e3fa6a8974e1c1f3199e5f3d9afb7aaa70b8236e93a5b2fafeafcbd3a @TagHunt @ba5115c37b0f911e530ed6c487ccbd9b737da33fd4b88a9f590860378c06af62 GrapheneOS does not receive any government funding and is not receiving funding from business partners. Our partnership with a major Android OEM does not involve them sending us money but rather having their engineering teams work on GrapheneOS support. They'll likely end up helping to improve GrapheneOS by publicly submitting improvements to it upstream.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2MAdTAryLQXPKqmQq by ba5115c37b0f911e530ed6c487ccbd9b737da33fd4b88a9f590860378c06af62@mostr.pub
       2026-01-13T09:31:51.000Z
       
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       Yeah. Already last year I guessed (correctly) that you would delay yet another year.That is the usual script. Give a bit of hope to the dumbasses that believe your writings and they'll keep chasing that carrot thinking they'll bite it one day.I'll even make another prediction:In 2027 you'll argue that the supplier changed their mind so you are back to square zero looking for another one. 😆
       
 (DIR) Post #B2MAdTkfpE4DCNbNEu by GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social
       2026-01-13T12:51:12Z
       
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       @ba5115c37b0f911e530ed6c487ccbd9b737da33fd4b88a9f590860378c06af62 @aab93e8e3fa6a8974e1c1f3199e5f3d9afb7aaa70b8236e93a5b2fafeafcbd3a @TagHunt Our OEM partnership started in June 2025 and work towards meeting the requirements began several months later. We said from the very beginning that the expected launch date was late 2026 or in 2027. We can now be more specific about the date because we know the new Qualcomm SoC platform will come out in Q4 2026 and the devices come out months later.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2MAdUKTg6hszQLy2y by GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social
       2026-01-13T12:56:55Z
       
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       @ba5115c37b0f911e530ed6c487ccbd9b737da33fd4b88a9f590860378c06af62 @aab93e8e3fa6a8974e1c1f3199e5f3d9afb7aaa70b8236e93a5b2fafeafcbd3a @TagHunt The reason the devices in 2026 can't meet the requirements is because Qualcomm only finished hardware memory tagging support for the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 at the last minute but doesn't have it working for the non-Elite variants of the SoC. It's the first SoC they've made with official support for it and there are likely also many issues to resolve.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2MAdUsVdZvegyH95k by ba5115c37b0f911e530ed6c487ccbd9b737da33fd4b88a9f590860378c06af62@mostr.pub
       2026-01-13T21:32:10.000Z
       
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       Yeah. We'll talk in 2027 about the new supplier. 👍
       
 (DIR) Post #B2MAdVkOPF1xO5UB4y by aab93e8e3fa6a8974e1c1f3199e5f3d9afb7aaa70b8236e93a5b2fafeafcbd3a@mostr.pub
       2026-01-15T08:25:08.000Z
       
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       You still haven't explained anything. You just talk shit.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2MAdWVtYd1nlPi77Y by ba5115c37b0f911e530ed6c487ccbd9b737da33fd4b88a9f590860378c06af62@mostr.pub
       2026-01-15T13:15:52.000Z
       
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       Not my fault you are unable to understand basic manipulation skills.Enjoy life. Be happy 👍
       
 (DIR) Post #B2MAdXDqvCBpxkHDdY by aab93e8e3fa6a8974e1c1f3199e5f3d9afb7aaa70b8236e93a5b2fafeafcbd3a@mostr.pub
       2026-01-15T23:02:22.000Z
       
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       Please explain what manipulation is occurring.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2MAdXye7DcWIsAaZc by ba5115c37b0f911e530ed6c487ccbd9b737da33fd4b88a9f590860378c06af62@mostr.pub
       2026-01-15T23:11:46.000Z
       
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       The first thing you should find strange is the limitation of supported hardware to a very specific provider, which is a huge red flag in terms of cornering users into hardware that contains physical backdoors.All distros tend to support multiple hardware choices, even at the cost of degraded privacy but nevertheless give that option to users.The second is funding. Always follow the money trail. They are well funded, it is a profile team and yet zero visibility on the financing details. They will always avoid mentioning an idea of values or even being audited by a third party to evaluate government sources of income.Last but not least, they have been exposed actively promoting spynet for users without warning them about what they do. Things designed from the start to catch user data by gov intel agencies.There are less suspicious distros that can be used.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2MAdYpovW9exn33SK by aab93e8e3fa6a8974e1c1f3199e5f3d9afb7aaa70b8236e93a5b2fafeafcbd3a@mostr.pub
       2026-01-16T12:13:17.000Z
       
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       What spynet? Do you have a source? You just keep making vague claims without being specific.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2MAdZe9uMQ9TubFuy by ba5115c37b0f911e530ed6c487ccbd9b737da33fd4b88a9f590860378c06af62@mostr.pub
       2026-01-16T15:24:16.000Z
       
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       This is just general knowledge.Lookup Tor and research for yourself:+ Who created it?+ Who funds it every year?There are no free lunches.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2MAdaNBCyQvjXfD5k by jeffcliff@shitposter.world
       2026-01-16T22:39:47.821036Z
       
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       @ba5115c37b0f911e530ed6c487ccbd9b737da33fd4b88a9f590860378c06af62 @GrapheneOS @TagHunt @aab93e8e3fa6a8974e1c1f3199e5f3d9afb7aaa70b8236e93a5b2fafeafcbd3a You don't need to care who created it.  You can read the source code for yourself.