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Does this support GrapheneOS's Google Services Framework compatibility layer? And why not fork GrapheneOS instead of Lineage?
Is GrapheneOS' PlayServices sandbox open source?
There is an older condensed list of changes here: https://gist.github.com/thestinger/ee536cbd1ca674b94dde05831...
Newer changes are in the updated repos.
Unless these devices have the ability to update their binary OEM blobs then these cannot be considered secure. This is why alternative OSs like GrapheneOS end their support when the Google Pixel is EOL. If you want long term support buy an iPhone or an Android phone that guarantees at least 5 years of security updates.
Does this support GrapheneOS's Google Services Framework compatibility layer? And why not fork GrapheneOS instead of Lineage?
Unless these devices have the ability to update their binary OEM blobs then these cannot be considered secure. This is why alternative OSs like GrapheneOS end their support when the Google Pixel is EOL. If you want long term support buy an iPhone or an Android phone that guarantees at least 5 years of security updates.
This is clearly documented see (and also the section above it): https://divestos.org/index.php?page=patch_levels#secure
Unless these devices have the ability to update their binary OEM blobs then these cannot be considered secure. This is why alternative OSs like GrapheneOS end their support when the Google Pixel is EOL. If you want long term support buy an iPhone or an Android phone that guarantees at least 5 years of security updates.
Not everyone can buy a device.
Unless these devices have the ability to update their binary OEM blobs then these cannot be considered secure. This is why alternative OSs like GrapheneOS end their support when the Google Pixel is EOL. If you want long term support buy an iPhone or an Android phone that guarantees at least 5 years of security updates.
This is clearly documented see (and also the section above it): https://divestos.org/index.php?page=patch_levels#secure
I have an old OnePlus and it's managed to last like 7 years. Sadly every other developer has abandoned it. Hope this project can bring it back from the dead!
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This is clearly documented see (and also the section above it): https://divestos.org/index.php?page=patch_levels#secure
That makes it even worse. They apparently do not even try to make it secure and willingly exclude some patches. Reminds me of "security by management risk acceptance"
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This is clearly documented see (and also the section above it): https://divestos.org/index.php?page=patch_levels#secure
The title states "Long-term support for end-of-life Android devices". This "long term support" does not extend beyond cherry picked AOSP security patches and does not address the security issues in the drivers of these devices.
This is all well documented on the website, please read through it.