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Privacy and security focused mobile operating system
GrapheneOS remains the most security‑hardened, Pixel‑focused privacy Android build in current reporting, and there is no clear, widely‑reported fork that replaces it with equivalent device support or ...
GrapheneOS prioritizes extreme hardening and Pixel-only compatibility, which produces strong security at the cost of convenience and broader device support . Alternatives such as CalyxOS trade some of...
GrapheneOS is an explicitly non-profit, open‑source project that says it is funded “exclusively through donations from individuals, companies and organizations” and publishes donation options includin...
GrapheneOS enforces stricter sandboxing, kernel hardening and per-app controls than mainstream alternatives, offering features like an enhanced app sandbox, per-app network and sensor toggles, and a s...
GrapheneOS exposes more granular, OS-level permission toggles — notably a per-app Network permission and Sensors controls plus storage scopes and revocable network access — and emphasizes a hardened p...
’s sandboxed Play Services runs 's proprietary Play Services as an ordinary, tightly confined app so users can revoke privileges and limit potential access, while is an open‑source reimplementation of...
CalyxOS development entered a pause in mid‑2025 after leadership departures, triggering an OTA “last warning” update and recommendations that some users consider uninstalling due to a lack of ongoing ...