Perhaps GrapheneOS should just be an ASOP release with implicit security features that makes it hard to notice it is anything different. If people think it is a vanilla Android install, it would give them no reason to imply criminal activity.
Perhaps GrapheneOS should just be an ASOP release with implicit security features that makes it hard to notice it is anything different. If people think it is a vanilla Android install, it would give them no reason to imply criminal activity.
Google is never going to put their administrative access in a restricted sandbox.
That is diametrically opposed to their interests in data collection.
Not worthwhile or feasible. The OS is not designed to hide its identity.