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GrapheneOS began as an open-source, security-focused Android project founded by Daniel Micay in late 2014; it evolved from the CopperheadOS codebase and was announced under the GrapheneOS name in 2019...
GrapheneOS is developed by a small, mostly non-commercial team that includes a named lead developer, multiple full‑time and part‑time engineers supported by donations and partner companies, and an act...
GrapheneOS operates as a privacy-focused open-source project developed under the GrapheneOS Foundation, a Canadian nonprofit, and its development is financed primarily through donations rather than ve...
No reliable information in the provided reporting identifies any core developer or major donor to or as or Jewish; the materials list principal developers and describe funding structures but do not di...
MetropleX is identified in available reporting as a GrapheneOS developer and community manager who has spoken publicly about the project’s roadmap and hardware plans, including in interviews such as o...
Available reporting and primary project pages show Daniel Micay as the founder and lead developer of GrapheneOS (formerly Android Hardening / CopperheadOS origins) and a security researcher; those pag...
funds its paid developers primarily through community donations routed via platforms and banking channels— Sponsors, , and direct transfers to the —and states those donations explicitly pay developers...
Public records and primary profiles show Daniel Micay as the founder and longtime lead developer of GrapheneOS, a Toronto-rooted privacy/security project he started in 2014 and that he later continued...
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...