GrapheneOS will remain usable by anyone around the world without requiring personal information, identification or an account.

[lexinova@cyberplace.social]

@GrapheneOS maybe see with your partner if they also can sold their device mean for your OS without os preinstalled

so user can buy it anyway (as the regulated software will not be on it), and what they flash on it is not your responsability, if they flash your os, you cannot know nor prevent them.

[brev@infosec.exchange]

@GrapheneOS thank you team

[xtreix@infosec.exchange]

@lexinova @GrapheneOS I may be wrong, but I believe that this is what’s planned, from what I understand, and that a version of the Motorola device running GrapheneOS could be offered as an option, sold at a slightly higher price than the original product.

The key takeaway is that this won’t be a GrapheneOS device or one bearing the GrapheneOS logo, but simply a high-end Motorola device sold normally to everyone, which will also support GrapheneOS for those who want to install it. I believe that through this partnership with GrapheneOS, Motorola Mobility aims to become a trusted player in mobile device security within the business sector.

[ret@furry.engineer]

@GrapheneOS good on you. Don't give in to the fascists and fearmongers.

[archigato@fosstodon.org]

@GrapheneOS An operating system that can only be installed on a Google phone, or perhaps on a single Motorola model in the future.

[fristi@56k.dile-up.nl]

@GrapheneOS thanks for fighting the good fight

[linuxandyarn@hachyderm.io]

@GrapheneOS This might screw up my plan to get a new Motorola with GrapheneOS preinstalled, but guarantees that I'll put it on as an aftermarket install.

[esp32@mastodon.social]

@GrapheneOS can't you be forced by the government? or can't google restrict you an access one day?

[flyingpenguinmwauthzyx@dragonscave.space]

@jonathan859 @GrapheneOS I wish there was a way I could install that on samsung devices.

[jonathan859@someplace.social]

@flyingpenguinMwauthzyx @GrapheneOS Well, even if Samsung was supported by GrapheneOS, Samsung just started locking the boot loader, so good luck getting it on there, lol. It would be cool for sure though, yeah.

[xtreix@infosec.exchange]

@flyingpenguinMwauthzyx @jonathan859 @GrapheneOS Unfortunately, Samsung does not support the installation of an alternative operating system. If you do so, an electric fuse (e-fuse) will blow, which will disable all security features, rendering the device unusable, and reverting to the original OS will do nothing.

[flyingpenguinmwauthzyx@dragonscave.space]

@Xtreix @jonathan859 @GrapheneOS so samsung has finally made rooting impossible?

[xtreix@infosec.exchange]

@flyingpenguinMwauthzyx @jonathan859 @GrapheneOS This has nothing to do with rooting; you cannot install another OS on Samsung devices.

Using root breaks Android's security model, and it is strongly discouraged on production devices. GrapheneOS does not support root and does not provide support for users who root their devices.

You can build GrapheneOS yourself with root support using your own signing keys, but you will not receive official support, and the device will need to be updated using your own signing keys.

[a53bdb@mastodon.social]

@archigato @GrapheneOS Shame on OEMs who don’t care security, nothing more.

[redti@mastodon.social]

@GrapheneOS

yeah ! Your right fuck their law!