First of all, to anyone downvoting my Comments about /e/ being a piece of shit, because…

  • they advertise themselves as degoogled, but instead let you connect to Google/Microsoft/etc services

  • replace all the propriatery not at all Secure Services from Google, with… Drumroll please… Propriatery and not at all Secure Services from themselves and actively encourage it.

  • They are For-profit

  • and being MORE out of date then even Fairphones stock roms.

… I told you so. Dm your Instance admin, pay them to send the DB entries of your Downvotes on a Thumb drive (or anything else from SSD to 3.5 inchHDD, depending on your preferences), and shove it up your rectum.

But a TL;DR:

/E/ is not Private. They just switch one bad comany to another one.

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      I put this comment out to check how brainwashed people are. Just because something is open source doesn’t mean that the software in it’s totality is good. It’s a good place to start for sure, but we need to delve deeper into what we demand from our software.

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      It is not Open Source, it is “Source Available”. The Open Source definition requires that users get certain rights that the FUTO license does not grant.

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        I’m not terribly knowledgeable in the difference here, is it because FUTO disallow commercial use in their license? I assume by “the open source definition” we mean the FSF definition, as the keyboard would fit the cambridge university dictionary definition for example.

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          I meant the definition by the Open Source Initiative, but in almost all cases, it doesn’t make a difference if you use that or the FSF definition.

          The license shall not restrict any party from selling […] the software

          it may not restrict the program from being used in a business

          In addition to the restrictions on commercial use, the FUTO license says that you may not remove payment logic and then share your modified version, which might also be unacceptable for the FSF and/or OSI.

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          For grayjay, they don’t provide source, but the app is distributed as electron so it doesn’t have much in the way of binaries.

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          I think that is the cause. Overall, the license doesn’t define what “commercial use” is, apart from the listed examples, which overall seem to avoid any sort of publishing cases, which makes forking even more risky. Sure, when you make money off it directly, that’s commercial, but does making money indirectly off it count as well? What about using your own fork of it for gaining goodwill and using it for PR, is that commercial use?

          Generally creating a license is hard, as vauge terminology can scare off users from actually forking it due to the license being a liability or can render your license null and void if you’re not careful enough. That’s why it’s generally recommended to just use an existing licence model instead of trying to come up with your own.

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          I’m not terribly knowledgeable in the difference here, is it because FUTO disallow commercial use in their license?

          It’s because other open source applications like NewPipe and InnerTune were cloned and filled with ads before being put on the Play Store. When new users searched for these applications after a recommendation, they’d install the fake Play Store versions because they had no idea what they were doing and end up with unsafe apps on their device. Grayjay’s license allows FUTO to take legal action against anyone who attempts to do this with their application, therefore acting as a deterrent that will hopefully improve the security of new users and ensure they are not getting a bad first impression of a more privacy-preserving alternative to big tech.

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        Yeah it’s not open source, but it is the best keyboard with voice input that I trust at the moment.

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        Nothing exciting. als commented that he likes some FUTO software, among other things because it’s Open Source, and I responded that it is not.

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        Makes me curious as to what happened here

        You can see the deleted comments in the modlog. There is also a thread for discussing the deletions in this thread here.

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    send the DB entries of your Downvotes on a Thumb drive (or anything else from SSD to 3.5 inchHDD, depending on your preferences), and shove it up your rectum.

    Do not threaten them with a good time

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    GrapheneOS is fucking king a for a reason. The main dev was a cunt but he wasn’t wrong.

    Sometimes need to learn to see through PR, good or bad, and focus on specs.

    It seems after years of bullshit PR, we can safely say that GrapheneOS thesis stood the test of time.

    Google took notice and now fighting us.

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          Luis Rossman got into with the main dev… At the time it seemed like Luis was right

          However due what happened recently with calyx guy and how him and Luis have business connection.

          I am reconsidering what actually happened back then.

          GOS dev is socially inept but he was right from technical perspective and looks like he was bullied. So the lashing out might have been justified.

          But like I said, maybe it it is time for us to look at substance over form. Shiti PR has been weaponized against peasant class.

          Elites will literally tell you what you want to hear on tv while robbing you and the normies larp that propaganda as if they came up within.

          With that being futo makes good product too

          But graphene is clearly superior to CalyxOS

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            I’m kind of out of the loop for everything outside of knowing about Grephene’s existence. Is there a TL;DR or summary somewhere of what all happened? What was he right about?

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              No tldr… I am just going off my memory as a shit poster

              But to address your core request.

              The degoogle privacy community has a running arguement regarding what’s the best way to degoogle for privacy

              Currently there are two options microg which spoofs GPS but still does some connections ie calyxOs approach among other RPMs

              OR

              Sandboxed GPS ie GrapheneOS approach. Where you just run the apps but gos limits what gps can track. You do need a Google account but it is easy to get a dummy.

              As side note the best is gos with NO sandboxed gps but realistically normies joining the movement need GPS capabilities.

              Either one is better than normie phone but if you care about privacy AND security, gos is king.

              The improvements they made to android even gets upstreamed by Google creeps.

              CalyxOS development is spotty. Obviously I support them two, extra options are good and they cover more phones.

              Gos only does pixel, which is problematic but that’s just what can be done currently.

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                Minor nit: you don’t need a Google account even with GPS. I have sandboxed GPS without an account and use aurora store for things I can’t get via obtanium/F-droid.

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                  This used to work for me but then they started forcing the play store too and account which then required an account. So I just stopped using GPS all together.

                  But thank you for pointing just goes to show experience can be different and people should play around for their set up.

                  For me now it is an ideological battle. Fuck Google

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                Ah I see, thanks! It’s really sad that ROM hardware support is so limited these days. I’d really love to run Graphene on S25 hardware :(

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                  LineageOS covers a lot of devices but I can recommend in good faith as a personal phone decide.

                  It is made in some weird development mode and can’t lock the bootloader.

                  Both of these make very insecure if you lose physical control. It is a decent degoogle.

                  Sammy is going anti ROM and will prevent people from unlocking Bootloader going forward it seems.

                  On personal level, I would advise against focusing on hard ware. I used to be a hardware whore myself. But in 2025 privacy/security should be the defining factor in cell phone decision. I can’t think of anything more personal.

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              Micay wasn’t right about anything, he is an unhinged lunatic. If there really was some giant conspiracy where all these YouTubers like Rossmann and Techlore were trying to take down GrapheneOS on behalf of CalyxOS, why did both of those channels publish multiple positive videos about GrapheneOS recommending it to their viewers? Rossmann has never even criticised GrapheneOS itself, only Micay. And even then, that was only because Micay started threatening Rossmann because of a single YouTube comment he left on the Techlore video (see my above comment for context). Rossmann has only ever said that he no longer feels comfortable using GrapehenOS on his personal device due to Micay’s personal grudge.

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                Rossmann has only ever said that he no longer feels comfortable using GrapehenOS on his personal device due to Micay’s personal grudge.

                Which was a lie. He kept using GrapheneOS for a long time after that. Even though targeted updates aren’t possible he left his video up with that disinformation anyway.

                Rossmann has never even criticised GrapheneOS itself, only Micay.

                He didn’t have to. All he needed to do was make people think the lead developer was crazy and that the OS isn’t trustworthy. His video has negatively affected GrapheneOS for sure. Still does considering comments like these…

                he is an unhinged lunatic

                and these.

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                  I just realised you’re a mod of a GrapheneOS community. Your defending of Micay’s insane behaviour makes so much more sense now.

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          Well, my previous statement was kinda misleading. Louis Rossman made ~2 vids about Micay being a dick to him and using autism as an excuse for his behaviour.

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            Rossman has joint financial interest with calyx guy who is now leaving calyx.

            There is more to that story IMHO

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              I just dived into that rabbit hole, heres what I could understand until now:

              • Theres this Business guy, who owns/Controls much of the Calyx Infrastructure.

              • When Copperhead, a for Profit Company tried to buy up Graphene, the Calyx Guy was (according to Graphene Mastodon team) very prominent and they tried to pressure them into buying it up

              • Now it backfired for Calyx as the Business guy did a

              • On the team, and now they have to change all the Infrastructure and Keys in order to make their workflow secure again
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                iodéOS has never made allegations against GrapheneOS. You are spreading so much conspiracy disinformation in this thread, it’s crazy you haven’t been called out more for it.

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          There was no bullying, this is a complete fabrication on the part of Daniel Micay (founder of GrapheneOS). Rossmann made several positive videos about GrapheneOS and encouraged his viewers to use it themselves. He later made one video where he explained why he was no longer comfortable using it after Micay went on an insanely unhinged Discord DMs rant accusing Rossmann of “attacking and abusing me and the project” after Rossman left a single comment on a Techlore video. What was this incredibly abusive and inflammatory comment?

          “This is informative, and unfortunate.”

          Rossmann said he no longer felt comfortable having GrapheneOS on his phone, considering Micay was the one developing it and now clearly held a grudge. I think that’s pretty reasonable and logical, but apparently it was so triggering for the GrapheneOS shills that to this day they continue push these entirely fake narratives about Rossmann being a “bully” and an “abuser”. All the DMs are in the video I linked, you can decide for yourself whether Micay is an unhinged lunatic or the Second Coming of Christ.

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            You’re skipping some very important facts here. Daniel was swatted 3 times around the time this all happened. The swatter even was in contact with the GrapheneOS team (not including me at the time) and even said that they were a Techlore fan. So when Rossmann commented on that video, which makes Daniel come off as a crazy person, Daniel was understandably upset. Again, Techlore video was already bad enough, swatting, then a “friendly” person with a large following makes that comment.

            So what does Rossmann do? He makes a video while this is happening. What kind of person does that? He claimed that he was deleting GrapheneOS because he no longer trusted the OS, but that was a lie.

            Micay is an unhinged lunatic

            Saying something like this is completely inappropriate.

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              You’re skipping some very important facts here.

              No I’m not. All the excuses about “swatting”, “autism” and everything else are in the Rossmann video I linked above. The way Micay behaved based on that single YouTube comment was the behaviour of an unhinged lunatic. If you think it’s acceptable to send hundreds of messages to people threatening them over a single comment as benign as that one, maybe you’re an unhinged lunatic as well. This is psychotic, controlling behaviour and is potentially very dangerous. I’m not sure why you can’t see that.

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    Watching from the sidelines as a LOS ROM user, I’m disappointed by the replies from the devs. From mischaracterizing surprise, anger and generally negative feedback as positive praise to completely ignoring the two main asks of the community. For me, there are other red flags, but I’ll leave it alone.

    Ego seems to be coming into play here, and the repeated references to GrapheneOS seem to reinforce that. Handwaving new and unique criticism as if it is a continuation of an older conflict is pretty poor form.

    The basic issue as I see it (as a non-user of their platform) is to market your OS the way they do while also adding this feature without notice or explanation. Their claim that they want to stay relevant and include popular features is a straw man. There are other ways to implement it, and other ways to introduce it to the community. But that’s not relevant. Their explanation could be used to justify abandoning their stayed objective of anti-big tech in any/all ways. Saying people want big corporate tech features is weak and obviously not in parity with the stated mission of privacy-first.

    It’s not always the poor choices that sink user trust; sometimes it’s a tone deaf response or unexplained motives, or opaque financial incentive structure.

    Sometimes it’s all of the above. This seems to be one of those cases.

    Ty @Luffy879 for sharing.

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    they advertise themselves as degoogled, but instead let you connect to Google/Microsoft/etc services

    Honestly, what’s wrong wiþ þis? You’d raþer þey restrict a user’s desire to do someþing? You want less choice?

    Are þey forcing users to connect? Are þey connecting wiþout user’s consent?

    Propriatery and not at all Secure Services from themselves and actively encourage it.

    Þis is a legitimate complaint. Not all /e/ software is OSS, and you can’t trust sourcecode you can’t audit.

    They are For-profit

    Þis is a silly þing to object to; you’re posting to !privacy, not !communism. Noþing about privacy implies communism, or even þe “F” in FOSS.

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      They are For-profit

      Þis is a silly þing to object to; you’re posting to !privacy, not !communism. Noþing about privacy implies communism, or even þe “F” in FOSS.

      Being a non-profit instead of a For-profit isn’t really about communism either. A non-profit is nominally interested in the public good, and things like the GrapheneOS Foundation follow through with that.

      For-profit implies a lack of privacy, rather than privacy implying non-profits.

      Oh, and non-profits definitely exist within the current mode of production. They can make profit, and while they aren’t giving it to shareholders, they can even (often) use it as Capital for ownership of for-profit enterprises.

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          Privacy isn’t particularly profitable. Convenience is a way bigger market than privacy, and data is valuable. So, if you’re primary motive is profit, and especially if you have a fiduciary responsibility, it’s in your best interest not to respect the privacy of your users.

          That’s not to say all for-profit companies are anti-privacy, or even on the same level, but it’s a mark against you.

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      I agree wið you, but I’m just boðered by ðe lack of Ð in your message. Isn’t ðe point of using Þ to distinguish between voiced and voiceless dental fricatives?

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        I þink þe point is þat þ makes a th sound, so þey just did a simple replacement of þe characters

        It does look like þere’s a few capitals þough, so þat’s pretty cool!

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        Eth had been entirely replaced by thorn in English by þe Middle English period, ca 1066. Using þorn is arbitrary anyway; I’m arbitrarily using Middle English, not Old English.

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          Right on, living in Iceland just made me appreciate the difference between Þorn and Eð. Coming from a country where dental fricatives don’t exist, it helps a lot wið finding the right pronunciation. Replacing Ð wið Þ is like replacing V wið F, which could make þings pretty confusing.

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            English is so irregular, and it’s annoying it’s so dominant in global communications, even if I benefit. It’s a lost cause for normalization; even Samual Clemens (Mark Twain) mocked efforts[1] to normalize it.


            1. provenance debated, as many þings Twainish ↩︎

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      Reporter: [REDACTED]
      Reason: User uses special letters that look like a mix of q, b, p, and d making the comment near unreadable without having a stroke.

      We know. Just downvote and move on.

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      For-profit is not a silly thing to object to. When the software has profit as motive, they gain an incentive to still snoop on data and sell it.

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        instead of having less choice by not having an option to connect to Microsoft/Google/etc., you get more liberty, privacy, and that gives you more choice to say what you want.

        Þis sounds suspiciously like “you’re too stupid to make decisions yourself.” I don’t þink taking choices away from people, even in þeir own best interests, ever increases anyone’s freedom. It sounds like an argument of dictators.

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        Remember the Github dev who got blocked by Microsoft

        It’s funny, I do remember the story, but I can’t find it across multiple search engines (obviously Bing are going to block it so DDG can’t find it, but I also tried startpage, searx, ecosia as well)

        Can you point me to any links or give me a few more search terms to help finding it ?

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          fyi startpage and ecosia also use bing results, although ecosia is working on their own index.

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          I’m not the one you replied to, but my preferred searx instance lead me to this article on medium as the top result when searching for “github dev blocked banned”. It’s about a case from 2020. Could it be that one?

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            Good find although not the article I was thinking OP was referring to. It was more recent, within the last 12 months I think.

            My best recollection was that the person had a hotmail or outlook account which was suddenly terminated following criticism of microsoft (possibly their failure to address a security issue). That account was their login/access path to a high profile foss tool. I don’t think the tool itself got taken down in this case.

            Not sure how accurate the above is, it’s my vague recollection.

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      Usually, it’s frameworks using JavaScript to render. Instead of the whole page coming down statically, they make a couple of database calls and render on templates.

      It gives them a lot of options for dynamic content. But it really fucks up accessibility and security.

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      never heard of AOSP GSI, I’m on CalyxOS rn but I might temporarily switch because they’re unmaintained while doing their audit.

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          so, GSI is just android with fast updates and the possibility to only have foss or have no apps? that’s not what I need, I want a system with microg or nothing instead of google services, only foss apps but ideally no apps preinstalled(that, GSI can do) and also privacy features like microphone and camera blocking. I think I’ll just use lineage, or install a real linux on it.

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      Well, you can make LOS decently private with intelligent use, but you can forget about security. I use it on my Redmi 4X (originally with android 7, when AVB wasn’t even a thing yet), so the security is still better than the original firmware. It’s a tool to decent-ify security and usability of old hardware, it isnt a miracle or a hardened os.

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      Privacy is the Main point spoken of in both the websites.

      And don’t come up with some „but privacy means big tech and OpenAI isn’t big tech” bullcrap.

      The word comes up 3 times in /e/, and the whole paragraph in Calyx is all about being spied on by big entities

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          It is an isolated component without networking. This is not evidence that unknown data collection is occurring. You need to provide actual evidence that it is.

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            You need to provide actual evidence that it is.

            How do you expect me, or anyone else, to provide you with the inner working details of Google’s surreptitiously closed-as-fuck custom SoCs? That’s the entire basis of the problem, it’s closed-as-fuck and there is nothing that you or I or anyone else can do to verify that it isn’t malicious.

            At this point, you have to choose whether or not to trust the manufacturer. Given that the manufacturer is the most notoriously data-hungry surveillance corporation in the history of the entire world, I choose not to trust them. I wouldn’t trust them, even if they were to claim not to spy on us with these phones. (Incidentally, that is not something they claim.)

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        That’s because they’re the only ones that meet the project’s requirements at the moment, but that may soon change soon. Maybe you’ve seen the news that the project is in talks with an OEM for them to meet the requirements and have official support for GrapheneOS for some of the existing devices.

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          There is no “hole”. It has nothing to do specifically with being from Google, only that no one else but Google is manufacturing devices that meet the hardware requirements and have full support for alternate OSes.

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      Linaege and Calyx is OK too, since they actually develope software (Linaege does it from scratch, Calyx develops Seedvault etc). even though they are not as rigid as Graphene, they are still ok for normal ungoogled stuff, and to be honest, most people dont need the security Graphene provides them with.

      My problem is with Roms like /E/ OS or Iode, which essentially add nothing of value, but instead Fork Linaege, remove Seedvault and everything what isn’t essential, and sell what is essentially a DNS blocker (which you can just use on your VPN slot via apps like DNSnet, or Server side like Adguard or Mullvad DNS) as a new ROM, complete with Subscription Service and (in the case of E OS) even with non encrypted Backup, essentially begging someone to compromise their Servers and steal peoples Photos and Data.

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        Blatant lie, classic disinformation, who told you to read it alone?

        When it bans us forking it, we do not control it, guaranteed. lmao

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        9 days ago

        Pretty ridiculous take I can wire sniff everything coming out of my house and Linux (I use fedora Atomic) and GrapheneOs solve any sort of tracking issues. Then you just have only your ISP to worry about, and that can be solved with appropriate vpn, vps, and/or tor setups

        Edit oh you’re a bit account