GrapheneOS already does this, since forever. Android can't stop copying GOS. Maybe they'll add a network toggle after a few years and call it a privacy win.
GrapheneOS already does this, since forever. Android can't stop copying GOS. Maybe they'll add a network toggle after a few years and call it a privacy win.
> Android can't stop copying GOS.
Well that's a good thing, isn't it?
GrapheneOS only exists because Google hasn't yet completely closed shop on AOSP availability.
Who knows, it may eventually be only available on Motorola devices.
I don't think that's quite right. Up until recently I was able to share photos with geolocation from my GrapheneOS device.
Metadata can be attached but it's off by default.
Good?
NSA agent getting burned?