Graphene OS installation complete, system body

Thoughts after using it:

• However, I personally think that Graphene OS only serves the purpose of proper privacy (not anonymity) and security. If you need a better solution, there is no way to achieve that with any Android system, and arguably there never will be.

Graphene OS’s security/privacy features:

• As shown in Figure 3, the profile is like another phone you’ve got, it’s separable and the user can’t see all the information about the other user 100% isolated.
• Software will ask you if you want to use files, pictures, or even put them in a specific folder like the iphone’s security mechanism.
• Ask if you want to allow internet when installing software.
• There is an option to disable the use of sensors by all software, or an option to open this application to allow permission.
• Support LTE only mode (4G network), the development team said this is for security reasons, disable the unused 2G, 3G, 5G network to reduce the attack surface.
• Completely removes Google services, there is a sandboxed Google Play available if you need it, or you can use the alternative Aurora Store.
• Absolutely reliable flight mode, real flight. Some brands of cell phones have completely untrustworthy flight modes. I don’t know if it really flies without internet or if it’s always on and turns off the sim card when you turn it on.
• Randomized MAC ID location
• Remove fingerprints, remove metadata, use the built-in capture tool, and record photos without leaking any information about the phone
• Secure View PDF feature with 50% more protection than regular Android.
• The rest of the system is 100% Android.

For more information, please see the video below: