Lol because there has never been an issue with randomized data. This also does nothing to alleviate the issue of privileged access. You are clueless.
Imprint9816
joined 1 year ago
This exactly.
Keep blowing hot air. Thats all you know how to do. The keyboard warrior generation at its finest.
I think your in a situation that a lot of users fall into, where your making your life harder without any benefit to your threat model.
You really have no reason to switch from Proton to Mullvad based on your threat model.
Even if it was, why screw over the people who are doing what you want? Price hikes arent hurting pirates lol.
This is the new generation in a nutshell.
"Hey someone other then me should do this thing I want"
I am not going through this wall of BS point by point but here is a fine example of how I know you have no clue what your talking about...
One place I strongly disagree with Graphene OS is the sandboxed Google services framework. They say having Google in a sandbox is more secure. It may be more secure, but it isn't going to be as private as MicroG.
MicorG has privileged access to you phone, it literally has no privacy benefits over even standard Google Play. You are just choosing to trust MicroG with that level of access instead of Google.
Honestly just don't use GOS if you don't believe in its benefits or at least sack up and post this on their official forum.
I would probably focus on getting that fixed and tell your employer that they need to provide you a work phone or pay you a stipen.
Profiles are a pretty big feature to not having working on Android in general but, especially on Graphene.
You dont need shelter. Just create another user profile.
This made me laugh. Anyone who has lived in central or south america sees this type of thing happen all the time.
Yup, your just choosing between giving Google or microG privileged access to your phone. Both options aren't great from a security or privacy perspective.
Wrong guy. We agree. Try and read carefully.