Believe it or not, graphene might be very intelligent on mobile security but that’s no guarantee across other tech. Not to mention the inherit motive to make their operating system easy to install so people can more easily use it.
I believe it, but Graphine itself makes a huge deal about verifying the validity of their own installation. They also prefer Chromium-based browsers for security.
Is the security a big deal? GraphineOS, which marks security as their number one concern, has a first-class web installer that uses it.
If there was any chance that this method was being secure, surely they would be the first ones to criticize it, no?
Read the lengthy thread; we have been going back and forth on this for years
Believe it or not, graphene might be very intelligent on mobile security but that’s no guarantee across other tech. Not to mention the inherit motive to make their operating system easy to install so people can more easily use it.
I believe it, but Graphine itself makes a huge deal about verifying the validity of their own installation. They also prefer Chromium-based browsers for security.