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The founder of /e/os is anti-security
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It only works on Pixel phones because they are the only phones on the market that meet the security requirments.
Thats why for the future Motorola phones, Motorola will have to design a new phone that will meet those requirements. They can't just put Graphene OS on an existing Motorola model.
https://lemmy.ml/post/45526027/24995083
If you don't care about hardware security then don't use Graphene OS, it's not made for you. Its made for people who do care.
As for Google harvesting data, Graphene has all of that stripped out by default. It doesnt even have Google Play Services, you need to install it seperately if you want to use it.