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GrapheneOS reduces Google's ability to track users through de-Googled Android build and sandboxed Google Play Services
is designed to minimize and eliminate platform-level telemetry and to give users granular control over apps, and it explicitly does not include analytics or services by default . However, when users s...
gives users an explicit, opt-in way to run Play Services inside a strict sandbox that restores broad while preserving many OS-level privacy protections . The tradeoff is familiar: most app functionali...
provides an explicit toggle and strong per-profile permission controls intended to prevent apps from accessing networks and certain sensors—mechanisms designed to block telemetry where apps would exfi...
hardens networking by extending to block multicast bypasses, partitioning VPNs per profile, and adding policy changes (e.g., disabling persistent package parsing cache) to close known bypass routes . ...
Daniel Micay publicly announced in late May 2023 that he was stepping down as lead developer of GrapheneOS and would also step down as a GrapheneOS Foundation director, citing harassment and safety co...
’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...
There are no public, formal network-audit reports documented in the provided sources that measure telemetry originating from apps or specifically when run on . GrapheneOS emphasizes that it does not s...