Sovereign OS is pointed out to be source available only in the comments.
GrapheneOS replies to many of the addressed points, and notes that SovereignOS is actually really just a fork that seems to charge for some bs features and preinstalled apps.
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GrapheneOS
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the fuck is a sovereignOS?
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Oh boy, this will turn out well....
We start from GrapheneOS, strip out Google and its tracking, lock down the bootloader and USB data paths, and pre-install a vetted set of secure tools. You get a hand-configured secure device without having to be the expert who set it up.
Graphene, by default, already comes stripped of google and automatically locks the bootloader during the install process. This is nothing but FUD.
This company is just using Graphene to boost sales of their preinstalled phones. Prime example: they're selling a 9 Pro XL ($500 phone today) with this fork installed for $1700. FFS.
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They say they are a fork of and are "built on" grapheneOS, which is open source, but don't offer any links to their own repo (that I can find) to see the changes they have made, which to me feels misleading.
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100% ai slop picture here.. 🤮
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