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The article explains why the map app Osmand runs slowly on GrapheneOS due to a hardened memory allocator and provides a fix to disable it per-app, balancing security and performance.
There is a high probability that devices will be sold with GrapheneOS preinstalled by 2027.
GrapheneOS has released a completely rewritten version of its Messages application, enhancing its privacy-focused mobile operating system.
GrapheneOS announces that the Google Pixel 11 supports Memory Tagging Extension (MTE), a hardware feature enhancing memory safety.
GrapheneOS project has announced that Pixel 11 devices no longer support hardware memory tagging (MTE), which may affect security features.
PayPal has blocked GrapheneOS, a privacy-focused Android operating system, leading to discussions on security policies and user inconvenience.
GrapheneOS, an open-source privacy-focused Android variant, plans to officially support Motorola smartphones next year, starting with flagships and expanding to foldable models, with a focus on stringent hardware security requirements.
Motorola plans to launch GrapheneOS-equipped phones in 2027, priced higher than Google Pixels, likely as foldables due to security and component cost considerations.
GrapheneOS defends its data-wiping feature that can block US border searches, emphasizing user privacy and security.
An activist faces federal charges after using a duress code on his GrapheneOS-powered Pixel phone to wipe data during a border interrogation, highlighting tensions between privacy rights and government surveillance.
US prosecutors charge Sam Tunick after his GrapheneOS phone factory reset during an airport search, raising legal questions about privacy-focused operating systems and constitutional rights at borders.
The US is prosecuting Sam Tunick for allegedly using a duress password on his GrapheneOS phone to wipe device data during a border search, raising privacy and legal concerns.
Roblox has officially added support for GrapheneOS, a privacy-focused Android operating system, enhancing its compatibility with security-minded users.
Volkswagen has begun blocking users of the privacy-focused GrapheneOS from accessing its app, as reported on the GrapheneOS discussion forum.
GrapheneOS has been ported to Android 17, with official releases expected soon, bringing enhanced security and privacy features to the mobile operating system.
GrapheneOS has released version 2 of their Speech Services, providing privacy-enhanced speech recognition for Android devices.
An analysis of GrapheneOS's server infrastructure, examining the security and privacy measures of the project's backend systems.
reCAPTCHA Mobile Verification is integrating the Play Integrity API into desktop environments, which could impact user privacy and anti-bot verification.
GrapheneOS released an update fixing a critical Android VPN leak vulnerability that Google declined to patch in stock Android 16. The fix disables a QUIC connection optimization that allowed apps to bypass VPN protections and expose real IP addresses.
GrapheneOS team published detailed rebuttals to a WIRED fact-checker regarding their privacy-focused Android OS.