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Alternatives to GrapheneOS
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this post was submitted on 03 Sep 2025
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I've heard good things about Iode OS. Apparently it's security focused but I honestly haven't looked in to it at all
No, it is not.
They forked LinaegeOS, which is 0 security oriented, stripped it of all its private services (like Seedvault) and now want the user to pay a subscription for their non encrypted backup servers and a shitty DNS blocker
Yeah that's pretty shitty
Be aware that they use a freemium model. You'll have to pay for their built-in ad blocker to be useful.
That's a little stupid. I use vpn with adblocking capabilities, I feel like that will accomplish the same thing
It doesn't block nothing without payment, but it doesn't block everything either, which makes it useless IMO.